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#872579 by hunterdwmgzt
13 May 2014, 07:09
I read online somewhere (and can't find it now) that when you book a package with Virgin Holidays, you get 1 mile per pound spent on the holiday. I rang the Flying Club to ask about this and the chap I spoke to said he knew nothing about it? Just wondering if anybody else has managed to get miles for the money spent with Virgin Holidays?
#872580 by Penny_L
13 May 2014, 07:15
from VS website

Red members
Save up to 7% with Virgin Holidays plus 1 mile for every £1 spent on the total value of your booking.^
Silver members
Save up to 7% with Virgin Holidays plus 2 miles for every £1 spent on the total value of your booking.
Gold members
It doesn't get better than this... save up to 10% plus 2 miles every £1 spent on the total value of your booking


^To be applicable for this discount, you need to have been a Flying Club member for at least a month, prior to making your booking with Virgin Holidays. Also you will only receive your discount and miles when you make your booking over the dedicated phone lines or via your local retail store, not online.
#872583 by pjh
13 May 2014, 08:30
hunterdwmgzt wrote:I read online somewhere (and can't find it now) that when you book a package with Virgin Holidays, you get 1 mile per pound spent on the holiday. I rang the Flying Club to ask about this and the chap I spoke to said he knew nothing about it? Just wondering if anybody else has managed to get miles for the money spent with Virgin Holidays?


Per Penny_L's response, yes you do if you book in store or by phone. They are posted 45 days after return from your holiday.
#872658 by hunterdwmgzt
13 May 2014, 19:20
Well, just rang Virgin Holidays and because we used Tesco Clubcard vouchers for a £300 discount per person on our £10K+ holiday, we are not eligible for Flying Club miles. :(!
Add that to the fact that they have removed the option to request Bubble seats (despite what the brochure says) and the removal of check-in chill-out facilities, and I'm starting to think that I won't be booking Virgin Holidays again.
#872678 by mallin
13 May 2014, 20:26
They have also removed using Tesco clubcard vouchers for VH holidays. They were getting so devalued it was not worth it. You can still use your Virgin miles against a VH holiday, think its 10,000 for £50 off still very poor value IMHO.
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