You should know by now that Kaligo gives you 10 miles per S$1 spend if you use an eligible Citibank or UOB Credit Card. Remember you have until 31 May 2016 (that's the end of this month) to earn an additional 1,000 bonus Citi Miles when you make an eligible reservation (minimum S$200 spend) - this is on top of the bonus Citi Miles that you will earn!
Registration is necessary and you can find the details either from the photo above or via this link. If you make an eligible reservation on Kaligo that totals to S$200 during this promotional period (until 31 May 2016 only), you will earn 10X Citi Miles and 1,000 Bonus Citi Miles - 3,000 Citi Miles. This is equivalent to 15 miles per dollar which honestly if you ask me, is completely unheard of!
Singapore finally has a miles card with no FX fee and no annual fee. Here is how the Trust Freedom Card stacks up, and why it is replacing my usual cards for my overseas spend.
Cathay Pacific is handing back 800 Asia Miles for every 5,000 you redeem, up to 80,000 per member. Here is how the 80th anniversary rebate works, the Standard Award catch, and whether it is worth chasing from Singapore.
Cathay Pacific has announced another fuel surcharge reduction, effective 16 July 2026. Long-haul rates fall to USD 123.70 per sector - the lowest level since the spike in March 2026.
Cathay Pacific is cutting its fuel surcharges from 1 July 2026 across all route groups. Here is how the new rates compare and what it means for award redemptions.
Cathay Pacific is running an Easter promotion offering 2X Asia Miles on Business and Premium Economy fares departing Hong Kong. Here is what you need to know before booking.
Cathay Pacific has quietly doubled its fuel surcharges from today, 18 March 2026. If you are booking award redemptions or paid tickets on CX, here is exactly what the increase means for your wallet.
HeyMax is running a limited Max Mile Boost campaign from 16 to 31 March 2026, allowing you to earn 0.5 Max Miles per dollar on your entire March Visa card bill for a 1% transaction fee. That works out to 2 SGD cents per mile - a rate I personally find compelling for World of Hyatt top-ups.
American Express Singapore has announced a significant devaluation to the Membership Rewards programme effective 23 February 2026. Transfers to major airline partners like Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific will require 25% more points, while transfers to Emirates will require 50% more. A temporary foreign currency spending bonus for Platinum Card members has also been announced.
Cathay Pacific has launched a massive flash rebate for Asia Miles members, offering up to 30% miles back on return award flights. Note that this offer is exclusively for flights originating in Hong Kong or Mainland China.
Hyatt stays now earn Aeroplan points on top of your usual World of Hyatt points. Here is how the dual earning promotion works and whether it is worth registering.