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Picture this: After a flute of champagne (or two) in the lounge, you board the plane only to be served yet another glass. Inflight meals you actually want to eat. And a lie-flat bed that ensures you arrive refreshed and ready to explore London, Rome, or wherever else in Europe.
Your first business class flight overseas will ruin you … in the best way possible. But flying is the easy part. The hard part is actually booking these seats in the first place … or is it?
Unless you’re made of money (and c’mon, you subscribed to Thrifty Traveler…), you need some points, of course. But with the right points, you won’t need nearly as many as you think to book a business class flight abroad.
Then you need to find award availability: The seats that airlines will actually let you book with miles.
We’re helping you put together both pieces of that puzzle with our top story of the week, rounding up some of the best business class redemptions to get to Europe this year or next.
– Kyle Potter, executive editor
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We’ve all been there: Dreaming of flying business class across the Atlantic only to start searching and see sky-high rates. Here are the best ways to find deals for your lie-flat seat to Europe.
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Here’s a look at all the best deals we sent our Thrifty Traveler Premium members last week. Like what you see? Get $20 off your first year with promo code SUNDAY so you can start booking deals like these!
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Bilt Rewards, the groundbreaking loyalty program that allows renters to earn points on their monthly rent payments, is working on giving mortgage holders a way to earn points on their monthly payments, too.
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Transferring to airline programs is the best way to maximize the value of your credit card points. But what happens when you transfer points and they … just don’t show up? Here’s what you can do.
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Amex is notorious for constantly tinkering with the benefits on their travel credit cards. Here are the latest changes coming to this high-end business card.
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If you’ve ever wanted to book a “just-in-case” flight amidst bad weather or other travel disruptions, these two airlines are better than the rest. Here’s why.
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From cheap cash fares to Hawaii to some great ways to get there using points and miles, there are a handful of affordable ways to get Hawaii. But this one trumps them all.
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