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[sidssa]

Off to Australia at Christmas and I’m thinking about flying business class. As a treat for a big birthday.

Any smart ways of doing this? Using credit card/points /cash back to reduce the cost?

Thanks!

[OlivieMelco]

It seems to me that this is not a very cheap pleasure.

[MartColson]

Flying business class is not a luxury but a way to experience a flight as comfortably and fruitfully as possible, especially over long distances. There is more space, better food, and a comfortable chair that turns into a bed. You can get a good night's sleep and look chipper in the morning. Christmas is the most expensive time to travel, but you can find discounts that will save you money. The last time I flew in business class was at a 50% discount. And you can book a trip a couple of hours before the flight. You'll surely enjoy business class traveling after your first flight.

[Nixontabis]

It's like soaring through the skies on a cloud of luxury and comfort. I couldn't help but smile reading your post. The thought of reclining in a spacious seat, sipping on champagne while watching the world pass by below is simply delightful. And let's not forget the delectable meals served with a touch of finesse that makes you feel like royalty.

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As for my opinion, flying business class is definitely worth it if you can afford it. The added comfort, convenience, and overall experience make it a worthwhile investment, especially for long-haul flights. However, I do understand that it may not be feasible for everyone, and that's perfectly okay!