If you know travel hacking, you probably know Ben aka Lucky, the founder of One Mile at a Time (OMAAT).
Here's an excellent Rolling Stone profile about him, if you have the time to read it. The man is an absolute legend in the community, and together with Gary Leff at View...
Update: 13 Dec- thank you to everyone who has sent in photos so far! The teochew menu will still be running for a while, so if you've got photos of the economy class offerings or other items not covered yet (bak chor mee anyone) please send them on over...
UOB's sign up promotions are typically lackluster. And by lackluster I mean awful. Here's an example of a recent promotion they ran for new card members.
Be among the top 6,000 spenders to earn 3 miles on all spend for the first 3 months, with a maximum of 3,600 miles!
Ok so-
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Ho ho ho! It's that time of the year again, and sounds of festive cheer are in the air. Or maybe that's just the sound of holiday tunes being piped in stores. Whatever the case, hopefully this post can help put you in the holiday mood.
I've been trying out this mode of payment...
This guide is now out of date. Please refer to the latest Stopover guide here.
During the second webinar I did as part of The Milelion-iPayMy travel hacking series, I alluded to a trick I called the "$100 Bangkok trip".
Because of time constraints I couldn't explain it as clearly as...
Last night we had the second half of The Milelion-iPayMy webinar series on redeeming miles. Thank you to all who joined and I hope you learned something useful (and if not, please feel free to leave questions below).
A recording of the presentation is available below
And here are the updated...
Those of you who joined me on Monday's earning miles webinar will remember me waxing lyrical about one particular card- the HSBC Advance.
The HSBC Advance currently gives you 4 miles per $1 on local dining and online spending, without any caps. I don't need to tell you how amazing...
So I recently stayed at Conrad Bangkok, booked during one of the Hilton 40% flash sales earlier in the year. The rate worked out to be about S$150 per night, which though pricier than many other places in the city, works out to be a pretty good deal for what you...