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Rove Miles now transfers 1:1 to Qantas Frequent Flyer, with a 50% launch bonus through August 14 and live Qantas award searches on Rove’s website. Qantas members receive access to additional seats unavailable through American, Alaska or British Airways, plus unique partners including El Al and Aircalin.
Rove Miles has added Frontier Airlines as a 1:1 transfer partner, with a 25% transfer bonus available through July 31. Frontier miles are easy to dismiss, but they can be useful when paired with status that wipes out many fees. More broadly, Rove keeps adding valuable partners and remains especially interesting for loyalty-eligible hotel bookings through its portal.
Rove Miles is running a short-term promo that makes the program more interesting for both hotel bookings and shopping portal spend: bonus miles on first-time hotel reservations, up to 15x at select merchants, and transferable points that can move to partners like Japan Airlines, Air Canada, Air France KLM, Qatar, Lufthansa, and more. Rove can be useful for hotel bookings where you still earn hotel points and elite credit.
Rove Miles is not attached to an airline, hotel chain or credit card bank — but it keeps acting more like a serious transferable points program. Its newest addition is Air Canada Aeroplan, with 1:1 transfers, a 25% launch bonus, and live Aeroplan award search.
I’m rooting for them each time they add something new, because competition benefits all of us even if you don’t make bookings through Rove – but I find I do occasionally use their shopping portal (when it offers the best deal) and they offer points for booking hotels that still earn hotel points and elite status credit, also.
Rove Miles is drawing attention for its 50% transfer bonus to Japan Airlines, but the more surprising feature may be on the hotel side. In some cases, you can redeem Rove points for what amounts to a prepaid hotel stay and still earn the hotel’s own points, elite night credit, and on-property status benefits — something third-party bookings usually kill.
Rove just added SAS EuroBonus as a 1:1 transfer partner along with live award availability searches built into the platform. They’re also running a 20% transfer bonus through April 8.
Rove Miles just added Japan Airlines Mileage Bank as a transfer partner, and they’re kicking it off with a rare 50% bonus through March 31—unlocking premium-cabin awards on JAL and Emirates at incredible value, and making the program more compelling than ever.
On the same day as Bilt’s highly anticipated credit card transition away from Wells Fargo, Rove unveiled its own “Built Better” promotion—offering extra miles, double referral bonuses, and gift card rewards. But with no obvious connection to Bilt’s cards or branding, the timing seems curious. Is Rove merely riding Bilt’s coattails for attention, or is there a deeper strategy behind their surprisingly timed promotion?
Rove Miles is offering a Mesa points “match” for anyone stuck with a Mesa rewards balance—really a giveaway of up to 5,000 Rove points per member, capped at 2 million points total. To claim, upload a screenshot of your most recent Mesa statement and your current rewards balance; points are supposed to post within two weeks after verification.
Gary Leff is one of the foremost experts in the field of miles, points, and frequent business travel -- a topic he has covered since 2002.
Co-founder of frequent flyer community InsideFlyer.com, emcee of the Freddie Awards, and named one of the "World's Top Travel Experts" by Conde' Nast Traveler (2010-Present) Gary has been a guest on most major news media, profiled in several top print publications, and published broadly on the topic of consumer loyalty. More About Gary »
