Sentences with phrase «high award redemption rates»

Not exact matches

While that guarantees that you'll be able to get anywhere in the world, booking through a smaller foreign carrier may result in less award seat availability and the redemption rates might be higher.
While Delta SkyMiles can be tough to use for booking award flights to Australia because of incredibly high redemption rates, your miles can be useful if you find saver level award space.
It is possible to find higher redemption rates for your points, but in some cases (especially with lower cost flights or hotel nights), the 1.5 cents per point value can be better than redeeming for an award directly through the airline or hotel programs.
Oftentimes, hotel award redemptions in New York City suffer from the city's premium status, with properties commanding rates several categories higher than a similar hotel in another city might.
This hotel went for 95,000 points per night (the highest award price for a standard room) which came out to a redemption rate of.62 cents per point.
While the brand isn't flawless by any means and while room rates can be high, the fact that the most an award night can cost you is 30,000 points (at the time of writing) makes these properties great for award redemptions.
Anytime fares are your typical standard award, offering a high redemption rate just a touch below the Business Select fares.
As shown on their Star Alliance partner award chart, flights from North America to Europe can be booked as low as 55,000 miles, but partner airlines are not given the 15 % discount and the redemption rates are higher, so the deal is not to sweet (though still decent).
Though Miles & More awards carry high fuel surcharges, their redemption rates are relatively comparable to the main domestic airlines, though occasionally with a bit of a discount, such as 50,000 miles for round - trip flights between the U.S. and Europe in economy class.
My biggest complaint with them is that they they eliminated their award chart in 2015 in favor of dynamic pricing, which means award prices fluctuate and that you're often left guessing and hoping for a certain redemption rate (that's probably on the higher side).
But when you dig in a but, you may realize that these are mostly Category 7 resorts with such high standard redemption rates it's hard to get a great deal — except maybe if you can find award availability at very peak times.
Once you start trying to combine different award rates, the search engine will automatically reprice the entire reservation at the standard (higher) redemption rate.
Standard Awards are available for redemption using United miles at a higher redemption rate.
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