Emirates Skywards Offering New Member Bonus

Emirates Skywards Offering New Member Bonus

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It’s fairly rare to see a frequent flyer program offer a welcome bonus to new members without any sort of activity requirement, so this offer is pretty noteworthy.

Skywards offering 2,020 bonus miles to new members

Emirates is offering a bonus of 2,020 miles for anyone who signs up for the Emirates Skywards program with the promo code EXPO2020. There’s no activity required, though the miles may not post instantly. This offer is obviously being done to celebrate Dubai hosting EXPO 2020, which has been delayed by a year due to the pandemic, and will be kicking off later this year.

There’s no published end date for this offer, so I’d recommend taking advantage of it sooner rather than later, as it could be pulled at any time. One downside to Skywards is that miles expire 36 months after they’re issued, regardless of activity.

Emirates will be offering several promotions for passengers and Skywards members in celebration of EXPO 2020. For example, a few weeks ago Emirates launched the “Mile-A-Minute” promotion, offering Emirates passengers one Skyward mile for every minute they spend in Dubai (the major catch is that you’re capped at 5,000 bonus Skywards miles, which you’d reach within four days).

New Skywards members can earn 2,020 bonus miles

Why there’s value in the Emirates Skywards program

The Emirates Skywards program has grown on me a lot in recent years, and there’s quite a bit of value to be had with the program:

Emirates Skywards miles are fantastic for upgrades

Bottom line

Emirates Skywards is offering 2,020 Skywards miles to anyone who signs up for the program with promotion code EXPO2020. This is a great promotion given that there’s no activity required beyond just registering. So if you’re not yet a member, this is a great time to register.

Will anyone be able to take advantage of this Skywards offer for new members?

(Tip of the hat to Frequent Flyer Bonuses)

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  1. Eskimo Guest

    Judging from how the '2020' Olympics went down this year for Japan, I'd say Dubai is better off to cut loss of the Expo early rather than facing more losses hosting the event, or push it to 2023, when the new normal kicks in.

  2. julio Guest

    What to do with 2020 miles from the emirates? Any suggestion?

  3. EC2 Gold

    Lucky,

    I don't have one of the credit cards, but if one did do they still have a 36 expiry timeframe?

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Eskimo Guest

Judging from how the '2020' Olympics went down this year for Japan, I'd say Dubai is better off to cut loss of the Expo early rather than facing more losses hosting the event, or push it to 2023, when the new normal kicks in.

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julio Guest

What to do with 2020 miles from the emirates? Any suggestion?

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EC2 Gold

Lucky, I don't have one of the credit cards, but if one did do they still have a 36 expiry timeframe?

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