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Avios-Only Flights to Cape Town: British Airways Redefines Long-Haul Loyalty

1 August 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

British Airways now lets travelers book entire flights to Cape Town using only Avios points, making longhaul trips easier and more affordable for loyalty members. Starting at 70,000 Avios plus fees, these special flights give families and frequent flyers a fair chance to secure seats during busy holiday times. This new option turns loyalty points into a real ticket to adventure, opening the door for more people to explore Cape Town’s stunning landscapes and rich culture. It’s a fresh, exciting way to travel that blends technology, reward, and exclusive access all while supporting local communities.

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