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Scott Dunn partners with KrisFlyer

By Haziq Yusof 23 July, 2025

Scott Dunn members can earn KrisFlyer miles when they travel

While loyalty programmes are standard fare in commercial travel, their role in the bespoke luxury segment has remained measured, and largely, peripheral. This, it seems, may not be the case for long. Scott Dunn, the luxury travel operator known for its bespoke itineraries, has partnered with KrisFlyer to offer miles on qualifying bookings made through its Singapore office, bringing a familiar benefit into a space usually defined by discretion and access.

Scott Dunn travellers can now earn KrisFlyer miles. Photo by Scott Dunn

If you’re based in the Asia-Pacific region and planning a detailed itinerary—whether a multi-stop safari, a European rail and ski trip, or a Maldivian escape—you can now earn KrisFlyer miles in the process. The earning rate depends on your relationship with Scott Dunn: new clients receive 1 mile per $5 spent; returning guests, 1 mile per $3; and members of Scott Dunn Private, the company’s white-gloved, invitation-only concierge tier, earn 1 mile per $2, with an annual cap of 100,000 miles.

In more ways than one, this partnership appears to be an intuitive and natural extension of Scott Dunn’s approach to travel. Offering highly bespoke itineraries meticulously planned by regional specialists, the company’s model centres on detail, access, and discretion. Each trip is developed collaboratively, often over several conversations, and shaped around not just where the client wants to go, but how they want to travel once they arrive.

Scott Dunn offers bespoke itineraries, from safari explorations to European rail tours. Photo by Shutterstock

“We believe in making every journey unforgettable,” says Mike Harlow, general manager of Scott Dunn Asia. “Our new partnership with KrisFlyer reflects our commitment to delivering not just exceptional travel experiences to our discerning guests, but to make every trip with Scott Dunn even more rewarding.”

And with a partnership as symbiotic as this one, that can only be good news for well-heeled travellers seeking meaningful escapes.

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