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Adele Eliseo

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Covers:  Frequent flyer programs, airlines, financial rewards, loyalty program devaluations, consumer advocacy, points expiry, SME rewards strategies, aviation industry trends

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Adele Eliseo | Independent Publisher, Loyalty Strategist & Consumer Advocate Covering Frequent Flyer Programs & Rewards

Adele Eliseo is an independent digital publisher with a deep focus on frequent flyer and rewards programs, and the evolving loyalty landscape. As founder and editor of The Champagne Mile, she has spent nearly a decade writing about how Australians can cut through the confusion of loyalty programs to leverage value.

Her insights have been featured in publications including The …

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Virgin move raises new questions over expiring Covid credits

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By Adele Eliseo
| Escape Australia
How did Virgin get away with transferring unclaimed Covid credits, when Qantas is in the process of paying out $105m for attempting something similar? This article may contain links from our affiliate and advertising partners. We may receive payments when you click on links, buy through them or share this content. Imagine paying for a product or service you never received, then finding out years later the business gets to keep your money because you missed a deadline.
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Two weeks to redeem your Qantas points before controversial changes start

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By Adele Eliseo
| Escape Australia
Adele Eliseo September 5,2019 In two weeks, significant changes to the Qantas frequent flyer program kick in — and the news isn’t good for those looking to redeem for flights at the pointy end. From September 18, Qantas and partner airline Classic Flight Reward bookings in premium economy, business and first class will cost up to 18 per cent more in Qantas points — with the increases varying by cabin and route.
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Qantas Frequent Flyer: Business class upgrades to cost more points

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By Adele Eliseo
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
COMMENT This morning, Qantas unveiled a range of significant changes to its frequent flyer program. On the face of it, many of the changes are very positive. Qantas has promised to open up more reward seats while also reducing its carrier charges on international flights.
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