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Important dates for your diary – offers about to close which you shouldn’t miss (Jun ’18)

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Here is the latest edition of our regular feature which summarises offers that are ending soon.

It pulls together the different deals mentioned on our Top Avios Points Earning Offers, Top Hotel Bonus Points Offers and Top UK Credit Card Offers pages.

Miles and points offers which are about to close

There are only two deals closing in the next week but it is worth keeping an eye on what is coming up towards the end of the month.

Deals closing soon

Monday 11th June

Last day for £50 cashback on a £250 Hilton spend via Amex. Article.

Tuesday 12th June

Last day to convert Clubcard points to Virgin Flying Club to enter their current competition. Article.

Sunday 17th June

Last day to book long-haul Avios redemption for 50% fewer points.  Article.

Tuesday 19th June

Last day to redeem for Virgin Atlantic economy seats at up to 50% off. Article.

Last day to get a 30% bonus when you buy Virgin Flying Club miles.  Article.

Thursday 28th June

Last day to save 20% when redeeming Avios for wine. Article.

Saturday 30th June

Last day to earn 16,000 bonus Avios from BA short haul flights. Article.

Last day to earn 1,000 bonus World of Hyatt points at Oasis home rental properties. Article.

Last day to register for the new Starwood and Marriott promotions (stay by 20th July). Article.

Last day for triple Etihad Guest miles on Accor stays. Article.

Last day to earn 1,000 Avios with Laithwaite’s wine. Article.

Comments (16)

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  • Wally1976 says:

    Not strictly travel related but last chance for 4x redemptions on Tesco clubcard today.

    • the real harry1 says:

      …tomorrow being first day of 3x redemptions on Redspottedhanky – a real 3x we can all use, as opposed to Uber 🙂

      • Wally1976 says:

        I rarely use trains (more often than Ubers though) but yes will be taking advantage of this next time I do!

  • Doug M says:

    OT: IHG Accelerate. My offer worked really well as I only needed two nights at different (thanks to the reader that tipped me off to them needing to be different) HIE to get 4 of the 5 offers and the bonus. Having done the first night the dashboard updated, one completed, and two at 50% awaiting the second night. But the pay with IHG credit card didn’t get completed, does that take longer to register or did it get missed. The stay was about 2 weeks ago now.

    • Genghis says:

      That’s normal. It should push through in about 6 weeks normally although in the past I have chased the AMB team and it has then posted (saying you can see on the IHG account that I have stayed at a IHG hotel and paid with the card at a IHG hotel).

    • RussellH says:

      The IHG Credit card points used to come through shortly after spending, yes. But this time it works differently – or it did for me.
      I got the points as an extra to my IHG credit card points, following the issue of my bill towards the end of May. So I saw 1500 points on the actual Accelerate page, but 1678 hotel points added to my IHG account (1500 for accelerate and 178 for the actual hotel spend).
      I assume that this means that these 1500 points now count as qualifying, if that is of any relevance to you, but difficult to say with the new account display which does not tell you which points are qualifying and which are not.

      • Liz says:

        My recent stays in Alice Springs showed hotel stay pts as qualifying along with the pts package I bought. it also ticked off a couple of accelerated targets which posted together but they were not added as qualifying pts – just the stay pts.

  • Mark says:

    The long haul Avios 50% saving is only for world traveller iirc

  • Chris says:

    Say I buy a reward economy flight in the avios sale and then change date later on down the line (after the end of the sale), would I also have to pay the additional avios that I saved originally? I assume the answer is yes?

  • Lady London says:

    I’m about to cancel one of these from the earlier round of this promo and buy another one this tie.
    But I am fine if they want to keep £35 of my taxes from the promo booking I am cancelling when they refund me the 50% avios plus the rest of the ‘taxes’. The £35 was the cost of keeping an option on the flight for me. I work mainly as a contractor so I can never predict if I’m going to be able to take a flight or not. I factor in the loss of the £35 upfront when I take this kind of offer. I view it as just what I paid to have the option. I

    I’ll do it again this time round to have the flight available in the future. As £35 is still not too far north of 25% of the value of the avios I would save by using the offered discount on the promotion.
    It;s still close to 80% likely I have to do this flight sometime in next 7 months or so, and if I have to cancel it again then my reason for cancelling it would be worth considerably more than the cost of cancelling it. So all in all it’s worth a bet and I’ll pay my “option fee” of £35 upfront again.

    I never used to analyse things like this but HfP has corrupted me 🙂

  • Philip says:

    Hi all. I wonder if someone could help me.
    I have plat from a gold upgrade bapp and spg cards. My wife has just plat from gold upgrade.

    I want to use the referal for 18k. What additional cards can i apply for to trigger the 18k and also not to get to greedy. I’m thinking bapp spg and necter for my wife and necter for me. The spg is already a referal from my wife.

    One other thing which I’m sure has been answered but haven’t seen it. Do we know after August if spg to marriot will still be 1 to 3 and amex 2 to 1 to spg. Thanks in advance

    • Rob says:

      SPG Amex becomes 3 per £1 from August

      Not clear what the MR transfer rate will be.

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