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Ultimate rewards help for travel to Greece?
Ultimate rewards help for travel to Greece?
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Anonymous GuestMy wife and I are considering going to the island of Crete (HER) this spring/summer. I am specifically wondering how best to maximize chase ultimate rewards points on flights from JFK/EWR (or LOG) to Crete in business or first. I don’t have [I]that[/I] many points (200k in ultimate rewards, and 30k more in Starwood points), but would love to be able to travel in a premium class at least to get [I]over[/I] the pond. If we have to book a separate intra Europe flight on an alternate carrier to get to Crete, than so be it. Crete offers flights to most major hubs- London, Paris, Frankfurt, Milan, Barcelona- so if I can book premium travel to a hub, I’m comfortable looking for separate connecting flights to Crete (HER).
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Hi there–the award maximizer tool might be a good place to start ([URL]https://goo.gl/orgtyk[/URL]). It shows you the mileage you’ll need in each program as well as whether your UR points will transfer. Good luck!
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If you can find space on Air France or Alitalia (doubtful at this point, but possible), then a Korean Air award is a great value.
Otherwise United is more expensive than Singapore, but a bit easier to deal with and with lower fees, so I might go that route.
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