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The Points Daily
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Tuesday, July 28, 2026
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| 🔥 FIRE | | Breeze Airways Launches $35 One-Way Sale Through July 30 | | Breeze Airways is running a sale with one-way fares from $35, bookable through July 30, with travel valid between September 8 and October 8, 2026 (some blackout dates apply). The base fare includes only a seat and a personal item; checked bags, seat selection, and everything else costs extra. Book before July 30 if you were already eyeing a Breeze route for early fall and can travel light. | | source → |
| 🔥 FIRE | | United Cardholders: 27,000 Miles for Saver Polaris One-Way | | United is loading saver business class awards on transcontinental routes at 27,000 MileagePlus miles one-way, but only for United cardholders, with most availability for August and September travel. Some awards are flown with flat-bed Polaris seats and include Polaris lounge access, but many involve connections or recliner seats, so check the aircraft and routing before booking. This is a strong deal if you hold a United card and can find a nonstop Polaris flight at that price. | | source → |
| 🔥 FIRE | | Priceline Slashes Disney Hotels Up to 40% Through August 2 | | Priceline is running a flash sale offering up to 40% off Disney Resorts Collection hotels through August 2, covering stays through October 3, 2026, on standard rooms across Value, Moderate, and Deluxe properties (suites, villas, cabins, and bungalows are excluded). Since Disney hotels don't participate in a loyalty program, you're not losing status nights or elite perks by booking through an OTA. Compare pricing directly with Disney first, but if Priceline wins, book before August 2. | | source → |
| ✅ SOLID | | Alaska Miles Now Redeem on Philippine Airlines at 75,000-85,000 | | Alaska Mileage Plan members can now redeem miles on Philippine Airlines, with transpacific business class costing 75,000 to 85,000 miles one-way based on Alaska's distance-based award chart for Asia. Availability looks decent and you can book directly on Alaska's site, though the A350-900 business class is respectable but nothing spectacular. This is useful if you're headed to Manila or connecting onward in Asia and already sitting on Alaska miles. | | source → |
| ✅ SOLID | | EVA Air Opens Taipei Business Class at 85,000 Aeroplan Points | | EVA Air has opened up significant business class award space from multiple U.S. cities to Taipei, bookable via Air Canada Aeroplan starting at 85,000 points plus about $57 in taxes and fees each way, with some flights through January 2027 showing 4 business class seats available (rare on transpacific routes). Aeroplan points transfer 1:1 from Amex, Bilt, Capital One, and Chase, among others. This is worth checking if Taiwan or Asia is on your list, especially if you're traveling with someone and need two seats. | | source → |
| 🔥 STEAL OF THE DAY | | Some Uber app users can save 10% on Uber gift cards through July 28. Check your app under Account > Send a Gift to see if you're targeted, with a max purchase of $500 and one per person limit. Buy before tonight if you see the offer and already planned to spend on Uber rides or Eats. | | source → |
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| 💳 CARD OF THE DAY | | Bilt Mastercard. On August 1, cardholders can earn double points on nonrent purchases up to 1,000 bonus points, and there's an Accor status match if you transfer at least 5,000 or 15,000 points depending on your Bilt tier. The status match requires burning points on a hotel program most people don't use often, which is a steep ask for Silver or Gold, but the double points are straightforward if you already hold the card and shop on Rent Day anyway. | | Apply here → (referral link) |
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