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British Airways – Spend £500 or more, get 1,000 bonus Avios, up to 5x – expires 28 February 2023 – seen on BAPP.
British Airways – Spend £500 or more, get 1,000 bonus Avios, up to 5x – expires 28 February 2023 – seen on BAPP.
I’ve got this on the free card, but unfortunately it’s on-line bookings only. (I need to call them to book an open jaw redemption 😕)
Handy. That’s 2 individual payments of £500 towards my July BA Holiday I think.
Maybe even a quick March trip booked in February too.
Some new dining ones:
S£75 G£25 Firmdale Hotels(Restaurants & Bars) EXP 31/03/2023
S£75 G£25 Claridges,The Connaught & The Berkeley-Restaurants & Bars EXP 30/04/2023
S£275 G£50 Marcus Wareing Restaurants EXP 31/03/2023British Airways – Spend £500 or more, get 1,000 bonus Avios, up to 5x – expires 28 February 2023 – seen on BAPP.
Remember when Barclays offered something similar a couple of months ago, but needed ten times the spend? What a joke that was!
Avis
Spend £200 or more, collect 3000 Avios once per card. Expires 17/03/23Seen on free BA card.
Avis
Spend £200 or more, collect 3000 Avios once per card. Expires 17/03/23Seen on free BA card.
I’ve got spend £200 get £30 statement credit on my ARCC, but it’s domestic rentals only.
Côte Restaurants – Spend £80 or more, get £20 back – 31/03/23 – Amex Platinum
Côte Restaurants – Spend £80 or more, get £20 back – 31/03/23 – Amex Platinum
It’s a shame my local Cote is not included.
It’s a shame my local Cote is not included.
Surely all Cote restaurant’s are included? Which is you’re local Cote?
Côte Restaurants – Spend £80 or more, get £20 back – 31/03/23 – Amex Platinum
It’s a shame my local Cote is not included.
I went ahead and booked a restaurant without checking this list, assuming all were participating.
Thankfully, my chosen Cote is actually on the list! 😅
I’ve just performed a quick check with the assistance of Google, and as far as I can see every Cote restaurant in the UK is on the participating list and at least one is on twice!
Avis
Spend £200 or more, collect 3000 Avios once per card. Expires 17/03/23Seen on free BA card.
I’ve got spend £200 get £30 statement credit on my ARCC, but it’s domestic rentals only.
In previous offers where it said domestic only, I’ve booked directly on Avis.com, using UK site to get the price in pounds, and made a prepaid booking. For overseas rentals (in my case, USA). This triggered the bonus.
“Spend £250 and get £100 back” on World of Hyatt is there for me on my Platinum Cashback Everyday card. It expires 30/04/23, so got 3 months for it.
Wish it was on my Gold card, smh.
The Hyatt offer is also on my BAPP.
“Spend £250 and get £100 back” on World of Hyatt is there for me on my Platinum Cashback Everyday card. It expires 30/04/23, so got 3 months for it.
Good spot! Lots of the hotels appear to be on the Hyatt Prive list for additional benefits when booking via Emyr Thomas, I think this is a filtered list:
Park Hyatt Vienna – $100
Andaz Vienna am Belvedere – $75
Hyatt Regency Nice Palais De la Mediterranee – $100
Hotel Martinez – $100
Hôtel du Palais Biarritz – $100
Hôtel du Louvre – $100
Park Hyatt Paris – Vendome – $100
Grand Hyatt Berlin – $100
The Wellem – $50
Hyatt Regency Dusseldorf – $100
Hyatt Regency Cologne – $100
Hyatt Regency Mainz – $100
Andaz Munich Schwabinger Tor – $100
Hyatt Centric Murano Venice – $25
IL Tornabuoni Hotel – $100
The Tribune – $50 USD
Park Hyatt Milano – $100
Andaz Amsterdam – $100
Hotel Sofia Barcelona – $100
Hyatt Centric Gran Via Madrid – $100
Thompson Madrid – $100
Hyatt Regency Hesperia Madrid – $100
La Zambra – $75
Hôtel Reisen – $50
Park Hyatt Zurich – $100
Hyatt Regency Zurich Airport The Circle – $50
Hyatt Centric Cambridge – $25
Hyatt Regency London Stratford – $100
Andaz London – $100
Great Scotland Yard – $100
Hyatt Regency London – The Churchill – $100Amex Travel statement credit of £100 on £400 spend.
Unfortunately only valid for Hotel bookings, flight booking are excludedAmex Travel statement credit of £100 on £400 spend.
Unfortunately only valid for Hotel bookings, flight booking are excludedNot for my sadly. On which card?
Amex Travel statement credit of £100 on £400 spend.
Unfortunately only valid for Hotel bookings, flight booking are excludedNot for my sadly. On which card?
Only on platinum primary cards for me.
Amex Travel statement credit of £100 on £400 spend.
Unfortunately only valid for Hotel bookings, flight booking are excludedNot for my sadly. On which card?
Only on platinum primary cards for me.
I’ll keep checking, perhaps it can take time to appear on all accounts.
Amex Travel statement credit of £100 on £400 spend.
Unfortunately only valid for Hotel bookings, flight booking are excludedAnyone know of any reasons why this wouldn’t stack with the £200 travel credit from the recent Platinum card sign up offer? If it does that’d be £300 back for £400 hotel spend, which would be brilliant.
Amex Travel statement credit of £100 on £400 spend.
Unfortunately only valid for Hotel bookings, flight booking are excludedAnyone know of any reasons why this wouldn’t stack with the £200 travel credit from the recent Platinum card sign up offer? If it does that’d be £300 back for £400 hotel spend, which would be brilliant.
Just used it and got the confirmation email!
So… Just booked a couple of nights for just over £400, will be getting £100 back with this offer PLUS using the £200 travel credit from the sign up bonus. £100ish net cost, not bad at all.
“Spend £250 and get £100 back” on World of Hyatt is there for me on my Platinum Cashback Everyday card. It expires 30/04/23, so got 3 months for it.
Hoping someone will help. Trying to get my head around this? Will a pre pay purchase on Hyatt over £250 (they want one nights deposit first) trigger the £100 credit? Confused as the AMEX T&Cs clearly state its in store checkout usage only?!
On the Hyatt AMEX offer- if I went to a Hyatt hotel reception and purchased a £250 gift card would this activate the offer? (I notice that Hyatt sells plastic gift cards online so I assume the hotel reception would have a few in stock)…
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