This month’s Spontaneous Escapes promotional flights can now be booked for the month of June 2026. As usual, one can redeem eligible Singapore Airlines flights for 30% fewer miles. A new addition that started last month is the inclusion of selected Scoot redemptions which require 15% fewer miles.
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Destinations
The full list of destinations is not published yet, but you can already book the flights at promotional rates. Use the app or website of Singapore Airlines or Scoot to check whether a particular destination is available.
By manually searching, here are the destinations I’ve found available for the promo and I’ll update the article when I find more, or when the full list of destinations are out.
The full list of destinations is now out.
Discounted Singapore Airlines Destinations
As usual, the discount for this month is 30% off the miles required from Saver rates.
Personally, I calculate the cost of each flight by using a 1.5 cents per mile valuation.
A return trip to Bali in Scoot, for instance, costs 7,650 miles plus around S$82 of taxes with this promo. 7,650 miles are worth S$114.75 at a 1.5 cents per mile valuation, and thus the trip will cost me S$196.75 in miles and taxes. I think it is a pretty good deal because Scoot sells their flights at more than S$250 for the same dates I can find and it is difficult to travel at a lower cost than this.
For Business Class flights, I go by how much I would be willing to pay for the flight instead. An example would be a return trip to Bangkok in Business Class which costs 35,000 miles and around S$100 in taxes. This itinerary will cost me S$625 (35,000 × 1.5¢ + S$100). Comparing this number to what Singapore Airlines sells their Business Class tickets would almost certainly make this look like a steal, but this is because airlines tend to sell Business Class tickets at very high prices. The real question would be more along the lines of – am I willing to pay S$625 for a Business Class flight? If so, I proceed with the booking, and take it that I’ve paid S$625 for the flight, instead of, y’know, thinking that I got a very high valuation per mile.
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Seth Wee was a licensed financial adviser representative from 2009 to 2025, with over 16 years of experience in Singapore’s financial advisory industry.
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