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Latest revision as of 17:55, 21 February 2021
Hotels Points
Hotel points are easy to use.
Frequent Flyer Miles
Frequent flyer miles are another story. It takes some time to really learn how to use your miles and, even then, it can often be hard to find good opportunities to use your points. Nevertheless, getting free airplane tickets are worth the hassle.
If you are having trouble finding awards space, you still have some other options.
Get More Value from Your Miles
A number of different strategies can boost the value you get from your frequent flyer miles.
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