Kris+ Birthday Bash

Overview

From Thursday, October 1 to Saturday, October 31, Kris+ is celebrating its birthday with a boosted earn rate of ten miles per dollar at participating partner outlets across Sydney and Melbourne. The lifestyle rewards app from Singapore Airlines has more than 300 partner stores across Australia, spanning dining, retail and lifestyle. You can also get an instant $10 reward in the Kris+ app when you use code "KPCP26".

The birthday perks don't stop at the boosted earn rate. Between Thursday, October 1 and Wednesday, October 28, every transaction of $10 or more gives you one entry into the Weekly Giveaway. You can win $100 JB Hi-Fi gift cards and Movie Rewards promo codes, redeemable for one adult standard movie ticket, across four weekly rounds.

Whether you're booking dinner, picking up a new outfit or heading out for a day of activities, those purchases can help you rack up more miles throughout the month. Miles earned are on top of any rewards you already collect through your credit or debit card, including when you pay with Apple Pay or Google Pay through the Kris+ app.

Once you've built up your balance, you can put those miles towards your next adventure in two ways. They can either be used towards purchases through Kris+, or you can transfer them to your KrisFlyer account and redeem them towards flights with Singapore Airlines or Scoot. That means a one-way Economy ticket to Singapore on Scoot costs just 12,500 miles, equivalent to $1250 in spend.

There are other ways to keep building your balance, too. Purchasing discounted deals, KrisShop merchandise or booking travel experiences on Pelago through the Kris+ app are more ways to earn miles, while promotions, challenges and boosters in the app offer further opportunities to collect. Keep collecting and those everyday purchases can start adding up to something much more exciting — your next getaway.

Download the Kris+ app and start earning miles towards your next holiday. Once you're in, share your unique referral code with friends and family so they can start earning, too.

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