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Most travellers assume premium travel gets easier once they earn more points. In reality, it usually becomes easier after the first successful redemption. That first booking changes something important. Not just mechanically, but psychologically.
Most travellers make the mistake of treating frequent flyer points like a form of savings. It is an understandable assumption. Points are earned gradually, held inside an account, and usually reserved for something meaningful in the future.
For most Australian business owners, frequent flyer points are associated with one side of the financial equation: spending. The conversation usually revolves around outgoing expenses. Supplier payments. BAS obligations. Advertising costs. Payroll.
Cathay releases significantly more reward seats to its own members than it makes available through partner programs. That means if you search for a Cathay Pacific business class seat using Qantas Points, you may see nothing → but if you search the sa
Across Australia, business owners are increasingly exploring whether ATO payments can be made via cr
For many Australian business owners, frequent flyer strategy begins with a simple step: applying....
