Air India: Now you can earn points for Maharaja Club even without flying

economictimes.indiatimes.com:

Maharaja Club. While flying with Air India is the most common and obvious way to earn Maharaja Points, it is not the only way to get closer to an Award Flight or a Cabin Upgrade. Air India has opened up several new avenues for passengers to earn points and maximise rewards without having to fly frequently.

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Staying at partner hotels

One of the most convenient ways to collect Maharaja Points is by staying with Maharaja Club’s hotel partners. You can choose from any of the luxurious properties of The Leela Palaces, Hotels & Resorts, The Roseate Hotels & Resorts properties in India, Evolve Back resorts in Karnataka and Africa, and Soneva properties in Thailand and the Maldives, apart from other hotel chains. Plus, you can also customise your booking experience with the ‘Quote Your Rate®’ feature on OneFinerate.com. Your stays at these properties can get you 5-7 Maharaja Points for every INR 100 spent. Earning enough points from a short holiday or business stays can help you earn enough points to redeem for a Delhi-Mumbai Economy Award Flight aboard Air India.

‘Exploring new experiences’

Maharaja Club has expanded its partnerships to include popular global attractions like LEGOLAND® parks, Madame Tussauds museums, and curated travel experiences through platforms like Get Your