If you’re a fan of points and miles, you won’t want to miss this opportunity to take advantage of a lucrative opportunity to earn miles: Book a 2023 trip this week through the itinerary portal of your favorite airline. you and you can send more than 100,000 miles.
Travel agency World Travel Holdings – powers travel booking engines affiliated with several major airlines including American Airlines, alaska airline, Delta Airlines And unified airline — is offering bonus miles on several rides this year when you reserve a cabin by February 28.
Offers span five of eight major cruise lines, as well as luxury and river cruise brands, and the same mileage rewards apply across four of its branded cruise portals Airlines. In addition to the extra miles, your booking will also be eligible for applicable promotions from these cruise lines. These include ticket discounts, promotion no sailing for childrenincluding bonuses, free cabin upgrades, free drink packages and in-flight credits, making the overall value even greater.
Here’s a rundown of what you can expect. Note that the number of miles you’ll earn and the perks and discounts you’ll receive may depend on the type of cabin and sailing time, as well as the type of credit card you used to make the reservation.
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Bonus offers when booking yachts
AmaRoad of Water
Earn up to 10,000 miles when you book a river cruise with AmaWaterway Departure from July to December.
Also, the line is offering up to $400 in credit on boardcomplimentary pre- and post-cruise packages, free drinks and shore excursions.
Yacht Azamara
Bank up to 30,000 miles when you book on one of azamaratrips of 10 nights or longer depart from July to December.
Travelers who book tickets this week can also take advantage of savings of up to 40% on fares and a credit of up to $300 to spend on planes.
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Festival cruise line
A book Carnival journey ahead of time, and cover distances of up to 10,000 miles on trips lasting seven nights or more, departing from April to September this year.
Additional perks include up to 40% off fares, prepaid Crew bonus And cabin upgrade.
Celebrity
Earn up to 10,000 miles on Celebrity Trips depart from April to September.
If that’s not enough, the extra perks of this line are impressive. These include $800 off fares, 75% off fares for the second passenger in each cabin, up to $800 in-flight credit, and free drinks, tips and WIFI.
Related: How to book a boat trip through United Cruises
The Cunard Dòng Series
Want an easy 25,000 miles? just order one Cunard journeys last a week or so, depart in 2023 or 2024 and they are yours.
The line’s concurrent discount offers are equally lucrative, including up to 40% off and up to $2,000 in onboard credit to spend as you sail.
Norwegian Cruise Line
Norwegian is offering the most miles of any mainstream cruise line, with up to 35,000 miles per booking. You’ll earn up to 10,000 miles on select trips in Alaska and Europe departing April through September, and up to an additional 25,000 bonus miles on select trips.
You’ll also get 50% off cruise fares and include a crew bonus for two, plus all six of the route’s complimentary “Free at Sea” extras: Wi-Fi, wine packalternative dining, shore excursion credits, third and fourth passengers in each cabin and airfare.
Paul Gauguin Cruise
Want something a little more exotic? Check out luxury cruise ships small ships Paul Gauguin, known for its voyages in and around the Oceania region. Book any ride in 2023 and you’ll be rewarded with up to 25,000 miles.
When you pre-book a ride, you’ll also get up to $200 in onboard credit and free chocolate and champagne.
Princess Cruise
If you’re looking to set sail at the last minute, you can accumulate up to 10,000 miles when you book a Princess The cruise departs from Galveston, Texas and arrives in the Caribbean before the end of March.
Additionally, the airline is extending offers up to 35% off cruise fares, up to $600 in onboard credit, free beverage packages, crew bonuses, and Wi-Fi access.
Regent Seven Seas Cruise
Book by 2023 regent Journey to Europe, and you’ll get up to 25,000 miles. Or, if you’re feeling particularly adventurous, reserve a cabin on the airline’s round-the-world cruise, and you’ll win yourself 100,000 miles.
You’ll also get up to 20% off European fares, a $400 in-flight credit, an upgrade to a two-category set, and a reduced deposit.
Royal Caribbean
When you book select 2023 trips to Europe and Alaska, Royal Caribbean will reward you up to 10,000 miles.
As part of an ongoing discount promotion, the airline is also offering up to 30% off fares, instant extra savings on select trips, no-sail offers for kids, and bonuses for crew for two.
Seabourn Cruise Line
The most generous offer in mileage comes from seaportit’s touting up to 100,000 miles for bookings.
Want more? Sign up to take advantage of reduced deposits and built-in credit up to $2,000 for a limited time.
How to order
To take advantage of these offers, simply navigate to one of the following cruise booking portals, depending on the airline you want to earn miles on. You will have to enter your loyalty number when you go through the booking process.
Record any fine print or regulations stating whether you must book a certain destination, journey time, or cabin type to maximize the mileage you receive.
Don’t forget that you can earn even more miles if you book with a co-branded credit card for one of the airlines listed above. For example, the United Club Infinite Card offers up to 4 miles per dollar to buy United, the Alaska Airlines Visa® credit card 3 miles per dollar prize, Delta SkyMiles® Platinum American Express Card for 3 miles per dollar, and American Airlines AAdvantage MileUp card offers 2 miles per dollar for qualifying AA purchases.
If you don’t already have a co-branded credit card for your favorite airline, now might be the time to open one. If your journey is expensive enough, it may take you a long time to score a welcome bonus as a way to earn even more miles.
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