See where your points can take you

You have points. You have some flexible dates. Meet Explore, the interactive map of every secret award flight deal your points and miles can actually book.

How Explore works

Pick your origin and region

Choose your departure city and where you want to look — a region, a country, or the whole world.

This animation of the Explore 2.0 map shows a desktop selection of origin airport and destination to anywhere

Set your dates

Any flexible departure date range works.

This animation shows a point.me member selecting a date range for award flights on the explore interactive map.

Browse the map

See the best secret award flight deals across the globe. Filter by your loyalty programs and cabin class to see exactly what your points can do.

This animation shows a point.me member filtering their map results by My points and programs, then including only business-class fares up to 81,000 points.

Pick a destination

Tap any city to see a calendar heat map of pricing — green for lowest prices, red for higher than usual.

This animation shows a point.me member selecting Paris as their destination and a calendar heat map pops up, indicating which days can provide the best deals for their trip.

Find your flight

Jump into a live search to see the exact flight details.

This animation shows a point.me member clicking further within the destination modal to arrive at a specific flight search results page that coincides with their interactive map filters and explore experience.

Ready to explore flight deals around the world?

Over 2 million travelers choose point.me for award flights

Search 150+ programs in 1 click

Find award flights across more airlines and programs than anywhere else.

Spend up to 90% fewer points

Unlock secret award deals you won’t find on your card travel portal.

See live availability, every time

Our real-time search engine shows seats that airlines don’t advertise.

Book with confidence

We don’t just show deals, we guide you with step-by-step transfer instructions.

No one understands the need for point.me better than me as I have dedicated my career to helping consumers get the most value from their rewards.

Brian Kelly,
The Points Guy

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Where can your points can take you?

Find award flight deals you can actually book on our interactive map.