Best value J flight - but where to stay? [six days on the east coast of India]
Nov 26, 2015, 3:05 pm
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Best value J flight - but where to stay? [six days on the east coast of India]
Not being able to miss my team play Brentford on Boxing Day, I'm now booked in at the Hilton at T4 Saturday evening and the family are flying to Chenai the following day.
We return in time for school having spent new year in a new and wonderful land.
We burned 120k Avios but spent less than £450 each. Less than the tax on a redemption booking! Oh earned some Avios too.
So, where to stay. Beach is good. So is luxury. Budget is very very flexible.
Six days on the east coast of India. Recommendations please!
We return in time for school having spent new year in a new and wonderful land.
We burned 120k Avios but spent less than £450 each. Less than the tax on a redemption booking! Oh earned some Avios too.
So, where to stay. Beach is good. So is luxury. Budget is very very flexible.
Six days on the east coast of India. Recommendations please!
Nov 26, 2015, 3:54 pm
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I was highlighting the great BA deal I got under the current promotion and seeking the advice from fellow FTers who may have travelled to this area before.
Is a great forum usually. But I will always come last on point scoring as I don't partake. One nil to you sir
Nov 26, 2015, 4:03 pm
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It's actually very topical with regards to the £700 off for 30k Avios.
I was highlighting the great BA deal I got under the current promotion and seeking the advice from fellow FTers who may have travelled to this area before.
Is a great forum usually. But I will always come last on point scoring as I don't partake. One nil to you sir
I was highlighting the great BA deal I got under the current promotion and seeking the advice from fellow FTers who may have travelled to this area before.
Is a great forum usually. But I will always come last on point scoring as I don't partake. One nil to you sir
You asked for information on the destination - many may perceive how you got there and the price you paid as irrelevant.
Nov 27, 2015, 1:05 am
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This thread has been moved to the India forum where it is now better positioned to harvest input from members with knowledge of the region.
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