Sentences with phrase «expensive awards do»

However, more expensive awards do exist if you want last - seat availability.

Not exact matches

While it is nice to have award logos plastered all over your website and products, it can get quite expensive and, if done in haste, can cause more harm than good.

They have won many awards in competition against bigger and more expensive cookers and will continue to do so.

And oddly enough, the needlessly complicated 5 - tier Delta award chart (which of course doesn't actually exist, wink, wink) means that when lowest - level redemptions aren't available on any airline and you're considering a more expensive award, Delta may actually be cheaper than the others thanks to all their intermediate award tiers.

If you don't want to splurge on a more expensive award ticket to fly a partner airline across the Pacific Ocean, you can still get a taste by booking an intra-Asia award.

Those award flights may not be for the routes you find useful, or they may include especially expensive awards that don't make good use of your miles.

The second reason is that they do charge fuel surcharges, so the cash portion can be expensive on many awards.

I don't ever book Anytime awards as I find those to typically be 2 to 4X more expensive than Wan na Get Away awards, which just isn't worth it to me (even with the added flexibility).

This figure doesn't show any upsets in the ranking — every program still ranks the same when it comes to its most expensive award category.

What you do get with the Gold card, though, is nearly the same sign - up bonus as the Platinum card, access to American's Reduced Mileage Awards, and some cardholder benefits that typically come with more expensive cards, such as lost and delayed baggage protection, worldwide rental car insurance and trip cancellation protection.

I'll do a more thorough review of the hotel itself at a later time since I had lots of other things to talk about in this trip report, but I wanted to end with a look back at how even an expensive trip can be especially rewarding awarding.

Awards between Europe and Hawaii are now not only super hard to find but a lot more expensive when you do find them.

Although Delta awards can be expensive, you might be able to utilize your SkyMiles on SkyTeam partners in effecient ways so don't discount this card (or the business version either).

I didn't fret when Hyatt devalued its award chart last year because I didn't have any interest in the most expensive Category 7 properties, but those are now just 24,000 points instead of 30,000 points per night.

Even though you don't earn elite miles on award tickets and I value my airline elite status greatly, there's something extremely satisfying about booking an expensive domestic flight and only paying $ 2.50 in fees, which is what most carriers charge per segment on domestic US flights (plus any ticketing fees).

The «top» awards tend to be the most expensive, but that doesn't mean they offer the best value.

Because Alaska does awards pricing based on which region you're flying to, it's also possible to redeem strategically — say, for expensive, long - haul flights — to get the most out of your miles.

With a single program, miles will be able to be used both for saver awards and the more expensive awards that give you any available seat regardless of airline (currently that can only be done with US Airways miles on US Airways, and American miles on American).

On Award booking, BA seems way expensive after factoring in surcharges and I don't know how to find AA space at 20K one - way coach — please shed lights & thank you very much!

@Gary Leff also did to the math but he inexplicably chose not to emphasize the salient points made at the two links I just provided (may be because it went against his usual narrative since he too found SPG [r.i.p] awards — one of his and other travel bloggers» preferred programs — to be prohibitively expensive).

While we don't redeem British Airways Avios as often as other miles, they do come in handy for some short nonstop award redemptions that would otherwise be more expensive with AAdvantage miles or as paid flights.

Is it because expensive legal fees are simply a fact of practicing law in today — or do lawyers avoid criticizing high fee awards out of self - interest?