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When the kids are a bit older, you might consider breaking up the trip with 1 stop; check out our tips in http://travelsort.com/blog/tips-for-booking-award-tickets-to-africa A really great award would be biz or first class on Cathay, flying to Johannesburg via Hong Kong using Alaska miles when the kids are older.

If Delta has award availability on a flight you want, this fee probably shouldn't be enough to stop you from transferring your miles and booking the ticket, but it's something to be aware of nonetheless.

Should you want to stop in Fiji for a longer period of time and then head elsewhere in the Pacific using American miles, award flights to elsewhere in the South Pacific, Australia and New Zealand come in at 20,000 miles in Economy and 30,000 miles in Business Class.

If Delta has award availability on a flight you want, this fee probably shouldn't be enough to stop you from transferring your miles and booking the ticket, but it's something to be aware of nonetheless.

In addition to a single ticket and one - stop check - in, members of either airline can earn miles or points while travelling on all flights of the other carrier and can also redeem award tickets on the other carrier as well.

But there's a bright spot: Awards anywhere in the world (except in the US) that are under 800 miles and non stop are just 8,000 miles.

But there are other kinds of shocks: you could lose access to a merchant that previously allowed you to manufacture spend; you could suddenly learn of an unanticipated trip you have to take; Delta could stop publishing award charts and your miles could suddenly be worthless for the trips you planned to take.

United miles are still more valuable for travel to Europe, though not by a huge margin anymore, ever since Lufthansa stopped releasing first class award space in advance.

It is United miles we're talking about, after all, which allows two open jaws and one stop - over for every round - trip award ticket.

Although this flight was part of a NYC - HKG - DPS - HKG - NYC itinerary booked with 150,000 British Airways miles (now Avios), British Airways has since devalued its award chart and your best option is to use 135,000 American Airlines miles for this itinerary, if you don't stop over in Hong Kong for more than 24 hours.

As part of its continuing transition to the New American, American Airlines abruptly discontinued its oneworld explorer awards, which allowed intrepid travelers to hop around pretty much anywhere they wanted to in the world, with an impressive number of stops for a minor amount of miles.

There is a good RTW award in 2015, this is Qantas 140 / 280 / 420K Classic One World award, I guess for your US based flyers it may not be easily accessible but if you happen to have QFF points it's just brilliant, you get 5 stops / 16 sectors / 35K miles for 140K in economy, 280K in business and 420K in first.