Hilton up to 10,000 bonus Avios
Hilton have launched a new BA Avios promotion rather quietly. If you have some Hilton stays planned this summer, it is an excellent promotion.
Until 31 August 2017, you can earn up to 10, 000 Avios in 5 stays at participating hotels worldwide. Each stay will earn you 2000 bonus Avios for up to 5 stays. To participate in the promotion you need to:
- Join British Airways Executive Club Frequent Flyer loyalty programme if you are not already a member,
- Select British Airways as your Preferred Airline partner, add your British Airways Executive Club membership number in your Hilton Honors profile and select Points & Miles™ as your earning style in your Hilton Honors profile
- Register for the promotion on this page.
You will need to stay before 31 August and make sure you register before you stay, but it will count on existing bookings as well as new ones.
You can find more information here.
BA Amex offer and Triple Avios on BA eStore
There is currently a triple Avios promotion on Avios.com eStore which I talked about here. Using the Avios and BA eStores are some of the easiest ways to build up your Avios balance. If you have an Avios or BA card you can also ‘double dip’ and get points from them at the same time.
I neglected to mention that the BA eStore is also participating. You can collect Triple Avios when you shop online with selected retailers via both the Avios eStore and BA eStore until 31 May 2017 . The offer is valid on the following retailers: John Lewis, Currys, Argos.co.uk, Tesco Direct, ASOS, Marks & Spencer, Wickes, AO.com, Debenhams, House of Fraser, Selfridges, Apple, Very.co.uk, Boden, Just Eat, Molton Brown, PC World, B&Q, Harrods and Outnet.com. For example, Apple are offering a very generous 12 Avios per £1.
Amex are also offering an additional bonus of 500 Avios when you make a purchase on the BA eStore before 6 July 2017 using your BA Premium Plus Amex. It is only valid once per BA Executive Club account unfortunately but if you are planning some on-line shopping, you may as well use it.