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Originally Posted by belynch
(Post 14069077)
It's so worth it.
When you consider that the value of these tickets, retail, is over $20k/person and I'm going to drink my weight in champagne and bathe myself in caviar. |
Originally Posted by belynch
(Post 14069077)
and bathe myself in caviar.
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! Great success
Now have a Lufty PNR (was listed as A1?? mmm... steaksauce). Tickets were not issued correctly yesterday as I feared and they're going in and manually fixing things. I'm so glad I called. If I had waited until this afternoon the 24 hr. mark would have been hit and the time-bomb of the LH auto-sweeps would have imploded the entire itinerary. Thankfully the agent said her supervisor she's working with saw what was going on, realized the error, and then said "great. I love a good challenge like this" and seemed excited to fix it. |
Originally Posted by COFreqFlyer
(Post 14069080)
On the other hand, when I eventually do that RTW reward trip, I'm sure I will find much :rolleyes: to deal with.
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Think the NY Daily News overstated or understated?:rolleyes:
http://www.newseum.org/media/dfp/jpg3/lg/NY_DN.jpg |
Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 14069092)
A "traditional" award itinerary is easy; the more complicated, "to-the-extent-of-the-rules" ones are a challenge.
Originally Posted by windwalker
(Post 14069093)
Pics pleaz
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Originally Posted by COFreqFlyer
(Post 14069080)
Much easier to buy the ticket, then spend zee miles to upgrade.
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Originally Posted by AMF in NJ
(Post 14069084)
Howdy Box. :-:
I hope :rolleyes:v saved his pictures of the long way back from FRA to get full route flown mileage credit. :-: Hey now! :mad::rolleyes::p;):D:-: |
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 14069122)
quite correctly citing that Asia is a more advanced level of travel than she can handle.
Canuck's first trip overseas was to Thailand and she handled it with minimal issues (despite making the rookie mistake of buying a Thai phrase book prior to departure). She jumped in with both feet and had a wonderful time. I can't recommend Thailand enough (unless it's during the annual coup attempt). Very easy to get around, English is a good neutral language, and everything is dirt cheap. And it's beautiful. |
Originally Posted by belynch
(Post 14069149)
and everything is dirt cheap.
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Originally Posted by belynch
(Post 14069149)
She jumped in with both feet
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Originally Posted by belynch
(Post 14069066)
Yup.
Interesting development. When I put my LH PNR into us.com it populates with the US segment (sexy, it's on an E190) as well as the LH segments showing in erste. So, at least I've got that going for me. I've been on hold for a while now. Dollars to Donuts they come back and say "this is not a valid itinerary. We're going to cancel it." They've played that game with me every time they don't understand what they are doing. It's fun, you can literally pinpoint the moment my BP shoots up from 120/80 to 500/300 and steam shoots out of my ears like a tea kettle. I had no trouble booking my last partner reward, however. And, after the original was booked, I had no trouble making changes. All the changes I made after the original was booked took less than five minutes, if that's any consolation to you. |
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 14069157)
This will be what sells her. I'll have to keep the whole "I want to ride an elephant in the jungle" thing under my hat.
There's a picture, somewhere, of a baby elephant's trunk going up the Canuck's shorts. :eek: |
Coincidence? Speak of Thailand and another solicitiation email from the company that does Thailand/Vietnam fam trips.
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