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Earn up to 1,200 Bonus Miles With Airline Shopping Portals in January

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Now is a great time to earn extra points and miles with your online shopping. Right now, you can ern up to 1,200 miles from your upcoming purchases. Plus, once an airline launches a bonus in its portal, others usually follow suit — meaning we may see more offers soon.

Shopping portal bonuses are a great way to earn extra miles when shopping online. While you can earn miles at any time, these limited-time deals offer additional bonuses that can help you rack up lots of extra points and miles quickly.

Here are the details you need to know about these new shopping portal bonuses for January 2025.

Alaska Airlines Shopping Portal Bonus

The Alaska Mileage Plan Shopping portal is offering a two-tiered promotion, which gives the opportunity to earn up to 1,200 miles through January 24, 2025.

  • Spend $150 & earn 400 bonus miles
  • Spend $300 & earn 1,200 bonus miles
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The Tier 2 bonus of spending $300 to earn 1,200 bonus is the maximum number of miles that can be earned for this promo. We value Alaska miles at 1.6 cents each, so this bonus is worth up to $15 in extra miles.

Alaska’s many partnerships allow you to redeem Alaska miles to fly on some of the world’s best airlines, like British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Japan Airlines, and Qatar Airways, at reasonable rates.

How Shopping Portal Bonuses Work

To take advantage of these bonus points and miles, click through a retailer’s website on your shopping portal of choice before making an online purchase. No separate activation is required, and all you have to do is shop in the same browser window where you followed the link for the deal.

Your purchases will automatically be tracked, and you’ll earn bonus miles based on your spending during the promotional period.

Hot Tip:

Qualifying purchases do not include returns, cancellations, shipping and handling, taxes, gift cards, or other cash-equivalent purchases, and certain products are not eligible for bonus points. Any returned or canceled orders will be deducted from your total spend.

Final Thoughts

Shopping portal bonuses offer an easy way to top off your balance with bonus points and miles.

When it comes to shopping portals in general, all you need to do is click through a participating store on the portal before completing your purchase. Once you meet a minimum spending requirement, the bonus miles or points will be credited to your account automatically.

So far, January 2025 has an active offer from Alaska Airlines, providing up to 1,200 bonus miles. Other offers may launch soon, so keep your eyes on this page.

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Katie has been in the points and miles game since 2015 and started her own blog in 2016. She’s been freelance writing since then and her work has been featured in publications like Travel + Leisure, Forbes Advisor, and Fortune Recommends.

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