+ Follow MABUHAY MILES VISA Tag
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[Title] => The woman with a million miles
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Her winnings are enough to take her to the moon and back twice, but this 32-year old Filipina is bent on keeping her feet on the ground — literally.
Teresa Molina clinched one million free travel miles on Philippine Airlines (PAL) after applying for a Mabuhay Miles Visa credit card and racking up entries to win the grand prize in the One Million Miles raffle promo of HSBC, the world’s local bank.
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[Title] => High on Tagaytay
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Look at how times have changed. Tagaytay, used to be a sparsely populated place, only had a few establishments to speak of years back. Once upon a time, people flocked to Tagaytay to have a retreat, buy fruits and plants from roadside stands, go horseback riding, visit the infamous Palace in the Sky, savor bulalo served canteen-style, and if they could afford it, spend a night at the popular Taal Vista Lodge.
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[Title] => When summer spending gets rewarding
[Summary] => While the summer months seem to provide a respite to the usual flurry of school activities and commercial goings-on, the country’s fastest growing credit card issuer is anticipating an upward trajectory in credit card usage during these months of travel, get-togethers, recreational activity and even prepping up for school.
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[Title] => Across the miles
[Summary] => When given a few days off to chill, one must still choose wisely. People usually go on vacations for rest and recreation. However, it is important not to shy away from engaging in something cultural. The best places to get both are still local destinations. So pack travel must-haves like sunscreen, swimsuit, book, iPod, and, of course, a credit card and begin the journey of a thousand miles.
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[Title] => HSBC to issue Mabuhay Miles Visa card for PAL
[Summary] => A partnership with the national flag carrier will allow HSBC to target frequent flyers with the launch of a new co-branded credit card, the Mabuhay Miles Visa which HSBC is issuing for Philippine Airlines’ frequent flyer program, Mabuhay Miles.
With Mabuhay Miles, members earn miles which can be redeemed for free flights and service class upgrades, by flying Philippine Airlines, staying in partner hotels, or charging purchases using HSBC’s Mabuhay Miles Visa card.
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Her winnings are enough to take her to the moon and back twice, but this 32-year old Filipina is bent on keeping her feet on the ground — literally.
Teresa Molina clinched one million free travel miles on Philippine Airlines (PAL) after applying for a Mabuhay Miles Visa credit card and racking up entries to win the grand prize in the One Million Miles raffle promo of HSBC, the world’s local bank.
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Look at how times have changed. Tagaytay, used to be a sparsely populated place, only had a few establishments to speak of years back. Once upon a time, people flocked to Tagaytay to have a retreat, buy fruits and plants from roadside stands, go horseback riding, visit the infamous Palace in the Sky, savor bulalo served canteen-style, and if they could afford it, spend a night at the popular Taal Vista Lodge.
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[Title] => Across the miles
[Summary] => When given a few days off to chill, one must still choose wisely. People usually go on vacations for rest and recreation. However, it is important not to shy away from engaging in something cultural. The best places to get both are still local destinations. So pack travel must-haves like sunscreen, swimsuit, book, iPod, and, of course, a credit card and begin the journey of a thousand miles.
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[Title] => HSBC to issue Mabuhay Miles Visa card for PAL
[Summary] => A partnership with the national flag carrier will allow HSBC to target frequent flyers with the launch of a new co-branded credit card, the Mabuhay Miles Visa which HSBC is issuing for Philippine Airlines’ frequent flyer program, Mabuhay Miles.
With Mabuhay Miles, members earn miles which can be redeemed for free flights and service class upgrades, by flying Philippine Airlines, staying in partner hotels, or charging purchases using HSBC’s Mabuhay Miles Visa card.
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