🌏 Last-minute global points deals - Daily Drop Jul 19, 2025

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Howdy, friend. If you’re here for a travel fix, well… you’ve come to the right place. 🙂

Let’s see what went down in the travel world this past week!

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Sometimes, you just need an escape. And sometimes that escape comes spontaneously… like “next month level” type of spontaneous.

Singapore Airlines’ Spontaneous Escapes is back and is offering discounted award flights for the entire month of August.

Screenshot from singaporeair.com

Before I suggest some of my favorite routes for this promo, just know that you need to book your flights by the end of July — it’s a spontaneous promo for a reason. 💁🏻‍♀️

Now, of course, you can fly to Singapore as part of this promo (and it’s a great destination), but you don’t have to.

These are my favorite routes:

New York (JFK) to Frankfurt (FRA): 17,500 for economy and 56,700 miles for business
San Francisco (SFO) to Singapore (SIN): 29,400 miles for economy
Brussels (BRU), Copenhagen (CPH), Milan (MXP), and Zurich (ZRH) to Singapore (SIN): 29,400 miles for economy
Singapore (SIN) to Perth (PER): 15,050 miles for economy or 28,350 miles for business
Tokyo (NRT) and (HND) to Singapore (SIN): 18,900 miles for economy

Sure, it is hot AF in Asia right now. But I’ve been there during the summer, and prices for hotels and other tourist attractions are cheaper than normal — thanks to the off season.

And some of those routes have you properly circumnavigating the globe. So, to be able to do that for under 30,000 miles is a steal.

💡 Pro Tip: Most major issuers transfer to Singapire Airlines’ KrisFlyer program, so you have plenty of options to get your points into your KrisFlyer account.

I’ve personally transferred points from these cards:

My personal favorite for booking flights
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If you’ve been eyeing some summer plans and want to make the leap with this promo, you’ll be scoring an excellent deal and getting great value for your miles and points!

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