Leonard
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United Travel Bank can’t be combined with anything else like miles, other United gift cards, etc.
Only can be combined with other forms of payment like credit cards.
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In recent months, the Boston lounges got crowded and sometimes put you on a waitlist.
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Yes if you are working on a sign up bonus, no otherwise.
The miles aren’t typically worth 3%.
If the fee was only 1% then it would probably be worth it.
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On any Star Alliance partner, you can redeem for Saver level awards on United via the partner site.
Avianca LifeMiles, Singapore, and Turkish are your options.
Avianca is probably the easiest to use (and I think the cheapest redemptions but search to be sure).
Note there is a $200 fee to get your points back if you cancel.
Make sure you check availability on the partner airline BEFORE transferring the miles!
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They do not accept cards, so have the cash.
I arrived via ferry and the ATMs were on the other side of Customs.
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We’ve stayed at the Fairfield Inn South (there is a north, too).
It’s not a five star hotel, but it was clean, very reasonable, and had a great shuttle to the airport.
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Tile, Samsung or AirTags.
They need a network to work so “knock offs” are a waste of money as you won’t be able to track your item the same way.
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If you don’t have OneWorld status then Soho Lounge is the regular one, and Greenwich Lounge is the exclusive one on the interior.
Other than the a la carte food and champagne selections in Greenwich, I much preferred the Soho Lounge at JFK.
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Four Seasons doesn’t even have a reward system.
All of their status is earned, as it should be.
A real proper membership system.
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Qatar Q Suites is great but doesn’t compare with Emirates First Class.
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Just returned from Niseko and it was awesome.
I’d recommend taking the ski shuttle bus from Sapporo Airport.
Tons of snow and the village is great but make sure you stay in Grand Hirafu Village because that is where all the restaurants are.
We stayed at Woody Note Pension but there are tons of other nice hotel options that are ski in / ski out.
pensionwoodynote.com
Pension Woody Note Niseko Accommodation in The Heart of Hirafu
Pension Woody Note Niseko Accommodation in the heart of Hirafu where guests scramble to secure next year's accommodation
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They pretty much all work the same way and have been painless in my experience.
The $25 is a nice deductible!
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Still working. Thanks a lot : )
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You might want to try Seats.Aero, although it’s a paid service
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I’m guessing they may assume they left it unlocked, not that the valets stole.
The hotel should have had an incident form and it will be covered under their insurance.
Press the issue and I hope you took pictures.