Q&A - Feeder flights, hotellhacks og booking av bonusreiser via tredjeparter

I denne episoden besvarer vi nye spørsmål fra lytterne. Vi dykker dypere ned i teknikaliteter rundt "feeder flights", ser på hvordan billige hotellnetter kan låse opp ekstra fordeler og avslører om det er verdt å benytte tredjeparts-tjenester for å få hjelp til å booke bonusreiser. I episoden nevner vi søkeverktøyet Awardfares, som kan testes via linken nedenfor.https://awardfares.com/?via=jetlag Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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