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Wizz Air Members Now Earn More on Booking.com

Megan Wood
Last updated: 1 October 2025 05:53
By Megan Wood
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Wizz Air has announced an important update to its partnership with Booking.com, effective 1 October. The cash back previously available to all customers booking accommodation through Booking.com will become an exclusive benefit for WIZZ Discount Club members. Along with this change, cash back rates are increasing for members, offering more value depending on your membership tier.

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Earn Up to 10% Back on Your StaysWhat’s Included in WIZZ Discount Club Membership?Final Thoughts
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Earn Up to 10% Back on Your Stays

From 1 October, WIZZ Discount Club members will benefit from improved WIZZ Credit returns when booking hotels via the designated Booking.com link through Wizz Air:

  • Standard members will now receive 7% WIZZ Credit back.

  • Premium members will enjoy an upgraded rate of 10% WIZZ Credit back.

This credit is added to your WIZZ account after your stay is completed and can be used to pay for future Wizz Air flights or travel extras. Non-members will no longer receive cash back on accommodation, even if they book through Booking.com via Wizz Air channels. It’s important to note that cash back applies only when using the Wizz Air-specific Booking.com link — direct bookings on Booking.com do not qualify.

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Wizz Air Interior © Stephen Johnes

What’s Included in WIZZ Discount Club Membership?

he WIZZ Discount Club is a paid membership program designed to give frequent flyers more value. Aside from the new Booking.com cash back benefits, members also receive the following:

Standard Members Get:

  • €10 off selected flights (from €29.99)

  • €5 off checked baggage (20–32 kg options)

  • Access to exclusive flight deals and personalised offers

  • Priority access to customer support

  • 7% WIZZ Credit back on car rentals

Premium Members Receive:

  • All Standard benefits

  • 2 cabin bags plus priority boarding included

  • 10% WIZZ Credit back on both Booking.com stays and car rentals

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Wizz Air plane © David Ardill

Final Thoughts

This update offers increased benefits for those already in the WIZZ Discount Club and may be an incentive for frequent Wizz Air passengers to consider joining. However, casual travellers who rarely fly or book accommodation through Booking.com should evaluate whether the membership cost offers a worthwhile return based on their travel patterns. For more on Wizz Air, see HERE.

What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments below.

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ByMegan Wood
Aviation Reporter - An emerging journalist and aviation writer with a BA in English Literature and Language from the University of Leeds, where she will soon return to pursue an MA in International Journalism. Alongside her studies, she volunteers with the Leeds Knights Ice Hockey team, producing social media content, and contributes to Travel Radar as an Aviation Reporter — combining her love of storytelling with a growing passion for the dynamic world of air travel and communication.
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