Author: Matt Graham
Travel Pointers Episode 7 – How to Find Reward Flight Availability in 2025
In episode 7 of the Travel Pointers podcast, Matt Graham and Wilson McTaggart share their best tips for finding reward flight availability in 2025 - including the airlines and routes with the most Business Class availability.
How to Transfer Velocity Points to Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer
A unique feature of Virgin Australia's Velocity Frequent Flyer program is the ability to transfer points to Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer. Our guide explains when you should do it.
Who Designed the World of Hyatt Membership Numbers?!
Many World of Hyatt membership numbers end in the letter O or I. This makes no sense because the letters O and I are easily - and frequently - confused for numbers.
How to Get from Australia to South America
LATAM Airlines and Qantas are currently the only airlines flying between Australia and South America, but there are also some indirect options.
Malaysia Airlines A330-300 Economy Class Review (Kuala Lumpur-Melbourne)
Malaysia Airlines offers a comfortable Economy Class product from Kuala Lumpur to Melbourne on its Airbus A330-300, with good legroom, food, service and free Wi-Fi - although the entertainment could be improved.
The Risk & Reward of Jetstar First Lounge Runs
Qantas Platinum members can enjoy access to the Qantas First Lounges when flying on Jetstar domestic flights that depart from international terminals. With flights available for as little as $29, this can be a great deal... assuming Jetstar doesn't cancel your flight.
Hilton Honors Status Match Challenge
If you already have status with another hotel chain, you can get an instant advantage of the Hilton Honors status match and challenge.
Case Study: How I Renewed Qantas Platinum Status This Year
In this case study, I explain exactly how I earned the 1,200 status credits required to renew Qantas Platinum status in my 2025 membership year - and how much it cost.
Which Qantas Routes Feature Premium Economy?
Qantas offers Premium Economy on its Airbus A380 and Boeing 787-9 aircraft. These fly from Australia to 14 international destinations including London, Paris, Johannesburg and Los Angeles.