Citibank PremierMiles Card is offering a new offer for LiveFromALounge readers, where you get a bonus Amazon voucher on top of the regular 10,000 PremierMiles for signing up.
Marriott’s news Week of Wonders promotion is offering discounted pricing on redemptions across Marriott Hotels for bookings till October 15 and stays till November 30, 2020.
World of Hyatt, the loyalty programme of Hyatt Hotels and Resorts, has extended the perks they extend to members longer, to ensure members get enough time to travel again and use their benefits in the days ahead. Here is an update.
British Airways has put out a new sale this week which offers you a 50% discount on the number of miles required to fly till June 2021. However, you got to act fast to benefit from this sale since the bookings can only be made for one week.
Airbus has launched the ACJ TwoTwenty, a new corporate jet based on the design of the A220-100, which promises great space and luxury for up to 18 people in the skies.
Not all is hunky-dory at the Indian offshoot of the AirAsia group. Going by news reports, AirAsia India 49% owner AirAsia Bhd has refused to fund the airline and wants it to go the debt route for meeting its expenses.
SpiceJet London operations date has been announced. SpiceJet will operate with a wet-leased aircraft from Mumbai 1x a week and 2x a week from Delhi. Here are all the details.
The Supreme Court order on flight refunds states that many domestic flights booked during the lockdown will get full refunds, while flights booked before will be converted into credit shells. International flights also have many ifs and buts for refunds. Here are all the details in one place.
If you were thinking of flying into India or heading outside the country over the next few weeks, let’s forget it. India has announced that for now, only travel under the Vande Bharat Mission and air bubble flights are allowed.
Mandarin Oriental and Oberoi hotels have joined hands to create a frequent guest partnership which will recognise the guests of the other hotel chain at their properties and give them perks.
Lufthansa’s special flights to India and return have been cancelled at very short notice by the airline. The airline blames the Indian regulators for not renewing their slots, while the regulators state that they are willing to offer enough flights in terms of reciprocity to Lufthansa.
