Tesco customers will no longer be able to exchange their Clubcard points with one of the scheme's key brands from January.
The news that Tesco's partnership with International Airlines Group and its Avios scheme was ending was confirmed by the team at moneysavingexpert.com - who say it will officially end on January 18, 2021.
Avios is a rewards scheme which is run by the International Airlines Group and allows customers to get money off flights with British Airways and some other perks too.
Currently Tesco Clubcard holders can convert £2.50 worth of points into 800 Avios, meaning when £37.50 of Tesco vouchers are converted into Avios miles customers would usually have enough for a return flight to Prague or Milan - depending where they are travelling from.
There are currently no other changes being made to the scheme at this time, but we will update you if we hear any news.
Clubcard holders will still be able to manually convert their points until January 18.
But for those who automatically convert their points, only those collected on or before October 22 will be automatically converted to Avios.
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Any Clubcard points you earn from October 23 onwards can still be manually converted to Avios via the Clubcard website, until the 18 January deadline.
If you want to stop having your Clubcard points automatically converted to Avios before 22 October, you can opt out of automatic conversion through your Clubcard account.
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Any Avios already collection will remain in your British Airways Executive Club account and will be valid for at least three years.
