Bitten by the travel bug lately (especially since everyone seems to be traveling in December) but have no more annual leaves left to clear? Well, you're not alone and Singapore Airlines have a pretty sweet promotion for flights in January 2016. What better way to jump start the year ahead with a visit to one of your favourite cities?
If you have plans for a last minute vacation in January 2016, it is not a bad idea to check out some of these rates which starts from just S$208 (all-inclusive).
New ALL Accor+ Explorer members who sign up between 17 August and 7 September 2026 receive a complimentary dining voucher, worth S$40 in Singapore.
Stay three nights at Hyatt's Latin America and Caribbean resorts between January and March 2027 and earn a free night, up to five in total.
Ascott Star Rewards and Cathay have partnered on a complimentary tier match up to ASR Platinum, with a small Asia Miles sweetener. Here is whether the status is worth claiming, and the faster door you may already have.
Amex Shop Small returns to Singapore from 4 to 31 August 2026. Save the offer, spend S$10 in-store at a participating merchant, and get S$3 back, up to five times per registered Card.
World of Hyatt is handing out 2X points on eligible food and beverage spend at participating restaurants and bars across Asia Pacific until 30 September 2026. No registration needed, but there is a catch worth knowing about.
Accor's Greater China Triple Delight campaign pairs 12% off member flexible rates with a 20% bonus points kicker on ALL App and WeChat bookings. A solid, if unspectacular, stack for anyone with a China trip on the cards.
Mövenpick is offering 1,000 bonus ALL Accor Reward points on 2-night stays across Asia Pacific, the Maldives and beyond. Modest, but free points on stays you are taking anyway. Here is how it works, and the date discrepancy you need to watch.
JAL Mileage Bank and Marriott Bonvoy have launched a reciprocal status match programme. Here is how the tiers translate, and who benefits most.
You do not need any hotel status to book a luxury hotel for less. Here is how free travel advisor rates work and why almost anyone can (and should) use them.