Qantas sets the bar high with its 'Holiday for Life' campaign, promising 20 years of free travel to one lucky passenger!
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Dreaming of that annual holiday or lavish getaway you've always wanted but can never fit into the budget? Well, now is your chance to make that dream come true.
The Qantas Frequent Flyers program is giving away an insane 20 million points in its 'Holiday for Life' campaign–the biggest prize ever offered to members!
Before you dive into the daydreams of spending all that money at once, it's crucial to understand that the lucky winner won't receive the entire amount upfront. Instead, they'll be treated to annual instalments of one million points for the next two decades. Think of it as a 'points' annuity, if you will.
Imagine receiving a million Qantas Points every year. It would surely take the edge off those pesky monthly expenses, wouldn't it?
'A yearly gifting of one million Qantas Points could sponsor one luxurious annual holiday or numerous trips for the delighted winner and his or her family,' stated a Qantas spokesperson.
Daniel Sciberras from Points Hack said that this giveaway is nothing short of phenomenal.
'This points scale is massive,' he explained, reminding us that 867,600 Qantas points could cover two first-class Sydney to London flights, excluding taxes and additional charges.
Mr Sciberras also pointed out that while travellers love to amass points, not everyone knows the most effective ways to redeem them.
He remarked, 'With numerous ways to earn points now, lots of people are engaged in the programs. However, not everyone is fully aware of what to do with a high accumulated points balance.'
To be in the running for this life-altering prize, members simply have to book a hotel or holiday anywhere across the globe through the Qantas Hotels and Holidays site before the competition's closing date on July 31.
If you are a points hoarder wondering what blessings a million points a year could bring you, the list is both long and interesting.
Do you need that shiny new Apple iPhone 13 128GB, but you can't or don't want to shell out the cash? 225,100 points on Qantas Marketplace will secure it for you.
Perhaps you're hosting a celebratory shindig and need to stock up on bubbly. 988,178 points will get you 71 bottles of Pommery Kosher Brut Royal Champagne NV on Qantas Wine, saving you around $80 a pop.
Keen on keeping fit or starting a new exercise regime? Then 746,100 points can get you two cutting-edge Peloton Bikes on Qantas Marketplace. No need to leave the house and brave the elements to stay in shape.
If the skies are beckoning, 867,200 points could see you travelling in style four times a year, from Melbourne to dazzling Los Angeles in business class. Be mindful, though, some extra costs, such as taxes and carrier charges, will still apply.
For those who'd rather swap concrete jungles for serene beachside luxury, there's a five-night stay for four guests in the Pool Villa Club at Bali Mandira Beach Resort and Spa, all covered by 475,773 Qantas Points.
If you yearn for an escape from routine and would enjoy a comprehensive feast of world wonders instead, then a 37-day Qantas Tours bucket-list holiday comes just shy of one million points, costing 929,900 points.
What are you waiting for, folks? It's time to rack up those points or book that dreamy holiday and stay tuned. Today might just be the day you step into the glamorous world of the Qantas Frequent Flyer Millionaires Club! Good luck, and happy travels!
The Qantas Frequent Flyers program is giving away an insane 20 million points in its 'Holiday for Life' campaign–the biggest prize ever offered to members!
Before you dive into the daydreams of spending all that money at once, it's crucial to understand that the lucky winner won't receive the entire amount upfront. Instead, they'll be treated to annual instalments of one million points for the next two decades. Think of it as a 'points' annuity, if you will.
Imagine receiving a million Qantas Points every year. It would surely take the edge off those pesky monthly expenses, wouldn't it?
Qantas is giving away points that will see one passenger fly or holiday for free for the next 20 years. Credit: Instagram/danajordanrothschild.
'A yearly gifting of one million Qantas Points could sponsor one luxurious annual holiday or numerous trips for the delighted winner and his or her family,' stated a Qantas spokesperson.
Daniel Sciberras from Points Hack said that this giveaway is nothing short of phenomenal.
'This points scale is massive,' he explained, reminding us that 867,600 Qantas points could cover two first-class Sydney to London flights, excluding taxes and additional charges.
Mr Sciberras also pointed out that while travellers love to amass points, not everyone knows the most effective ways to redeem them.
He remarked, 'With numerous ways to earn points now, lots of people are engaged in the programs. However, not everyone is fully aware of what to do with a high accumulated points balance.'
To be in the running for this life-altering prize, members simply have to book a hotel or holiday anywhere across the globe through the Qantas Hotels and Holidays site before the competition's closing date on July 31.
If you are a points hoarder wondering what blessings a million points a year could bring you, the list is both long and interesting.
Do you need that shiny new Apple iPhone 13 128GB, but you can't or don't want to shell out the cash? 225,100 points on Qantas Marketplace will secure it for you.
Perhaps you're hosting a celebratory shindig and need to stock up on bubbly. 988,178 points will get you 71 bottles of Pommery Kosher Brut Royal Champagne NV on Qantas Wine, saving you around $80 a pop.
Keen on keeping fit or starting a new exercise regime? Then 746,100 points can get you two cutting-edge Peloton Bikes on Qantas Marketplace. No need to leave the house and brave the elements to stay in shape.
If the skies are beckoning, 867,200 points could see you travelling in style four times a year, from Melbourne to dazzling Los Angeles in business class. Be mindful, though, some extra costs, such as taxes and carrier charges, will still apply.
For those who'd rather swap concrete jungles for serene beachside luxury, there's a five-night stay for four guests in the Pool Villa Club at Bali Mandira Beach Resort and Spa, all covered by 475,773 Qantas Points.
If you yearn for an escape from routine and would enjoy a comprehensive feast of world wonders instead, then a 37-day Qantas Tours bucket-list holiday comes just shy of one million points, costing 929,900 points.
What are you waiting for, folks? It's time to rack up those points or book that dreamy holiday and stay tuned. Today might just be the day you step into the glamorous world of the Qantas Frequent Flyer Millionaires Club! Good luck, and happy travels!
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