Valentine's Day...are you taking your loved one away?
#1
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Argentina
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Valentine's Day...are you taking your loved one away?
I notice BA are telling us to say it with flights instead of flowers this February 14th. Are you planning a surprise getaway with the love in your life?
I'm not.
I'm not.
#5
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: MAN
Programs: BA Bronze; HHonors Diamond; Amex Platinum
Posts: 260
I might be, although it wouldn't be possible on or around Valentine's Day for us.
A few days in Washington, D.C. would be nice (we've never been), plus it will get both me and Mrs MAN-FF back up to Silver where we usually are!
MAN-FF
A few days in Washington, D.C. would be nice (we've never been), plus it will get both me and Mrs MAN-FF back up to Silver where we usually are!
MAN-FF
#6
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Near Edinburgh
Programs: BA Silver
Posts: 9,034
Afraid not - I was going to transfer some Amex MR's to Avios and book us a weekend in Paris, but i spent the points on a the Dyson and Le Creuset glitch instead.
I hope she likes them.
I hope she likes them.
#8
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: London, England
Programs: BA Silver
Posts: 3,772
Well I spent some of my Yen on a valentines weekend in Rome for myself and Mrs Jetstreamer courtesy of AZ. Also booked on BA to DBV for May for us which is a surprise which I will reveal as a Valentines present. As you can tell we haven't been married long
#10
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I'm looking to go somewhere warm next month to get away from this dreadful cold weather. I wish I lived somewhere with a decent climate
#14
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: London, England
Programs: MUCCI -- What else matters?
Posts: 1,089
Have just booked our 15th anniversary trip for April, and plan to give the tickets as a Valentines present. I know, sounds cheap, but I lack imagination and thinking of two presents is too hard (and besides I'm now almost out of Avios, have also booked a family LGW-TFS return for the summer). Trip is:
LHR-DUS (overnight in hotel)
DUS-CUR (on Air Berlin, staying in CUR for a week)
CUR-DUS-ZRH (from ZRH to Zermatt by train for four days skiing)
GVA-LHR (train from Zermatt to GVA, it has a late evening flight home)
I'm hoping she'll get all caught up in the confusion of how to pack (ski boots and bikinis are a rare combination I guess) and not realise I'm providing one present for two occasions :-)
-simon
LHR-DUS (overnight in hotel)
DUS-CUR (on Air Berlin, staying in CUR for a week)
CUR-DUS-ZRH (from ZRH to Zermatt by train for four days skiing)
GVA-LHR (train from Zermatt to GVA, it has a late evening flight home)
I'm hoping she'll get all caught up in the confusion of how to pack (ski boots and bikinis are a rare combination I guess) and not realise I'm providing one present for two occasions :-)
-simon
#15
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Geordieland
Programs: BA Gold, A3 White, HH Gold, Accor Plat.
Posts: 290
Afraid not - I was going to transfer some Amex MR's to Avios and book us a weekend in Paris, but i spent the points on a the Dyson and Le Creuset glitch instead.
I hope she likes them.
I hope she likes them.