A very easy 1150 miles for joining Etihad Guest
We are big fans of Etihad and its frequent flyer programme, Etihad Guest. The flight experience on Etihad is excellent, while Etihad Guest frequently offers very competitive redemption flights, with good availability in all classes.
If you’re not already a member, now is also a very good time to join Etihad Guest. It is currently offering 1000 free miles to anyone who joins up and completes their “first earn transaction” before 31 March 2015. The key point here is that there is a really easy “earn transaction” available – you will get 150 miles for reviewing a hotel with holidaycheck.com.
So, sign up for Etihad Guest here, then review a hotel here (obviously entering your new Etihad Guest account number when prompted) before 31 March, and 1150 easy points are yours.
Etihad also continues to offer a range of special offers on flights. How special will depend on your starting point and destination.
You can earn the 150 holiday check miles over and over not just once. You get it foe every legit hotel review. Oh and they do check to confirm you stayed on a spot check basis.
Absolutely, and as a gentle plug, that’s flagged on our Free Miles/Points page!
Oh my…I didn’t know that….I just leave a positive review for the hotel but I didn’t stay there….what should I do now? I haven’t stay in hotel lately.
A couple of points:
1) You can review any hotel stays from the last 2 years
2) We set out in this article a way of getting a hotel confirmation for a hotel stay, despite not actually staying there. We are not condoning this, but it’s an option for you.
Thanks! so i can book the refundable booking and cancel it for proof of stay?
That is a route that is technically open to you…
Done and done.
Would never fly Etihad, Emirates, or Qatar (even if they were giving points away).
http://thepointsguy.com/2015/01/insider-series-true-life-of-an-emirates-flight-attendant/
Interesting, but I would submit there’s a fair bit of journalistic sensationalism in this one. One of my good friends is an Emirates flight attendant, and loves it. That’s not to say that there aren’t certain people, or classes of people, pretty shabbily treated in the Gulf states of course.
Anyway, I am certainly not going to knock you for taking an ethical stand!