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Layover + a non-direct route though. Much better airline of course, just depends how much you value your time I suppose. Personally as I…

Either a JR pass (if traveling at a decent pace), a regional pass that allows you to ride the Shinkansen in a certain area (e.g. Hokuriku…

Interesting, might be a bug but liable to have cashback rejected I'd worry.

In fairness, the cashback should still apply at the same rate you booked it as if you're just changing dates/etc.

No spiking, but I've discovered that (for Japan at least) googling the hotel and selecting dates via Google, then clicking through to…

I bought a friend a bottle of the Hibiki 21 Fuji Limited edition for $600~ or so from Narita duty free 10 years ago, wait till you see what…

If your long-haul is to a super remote location sure, get extra protection. But $2K should cover one-way economy to Europe/Asia/America…

Usually if it's a pay at hotel, it'll require a CC to reserve the booking. If you pay online, it'll let you use debit generally.

You can get the 17% bonus with any card, the extra 10% is via the banks listed (so 27% total if you hold one of their cards).

In the past have had them show up within 45~ mins, been 1.5 hours now though and nothing yet... Edit: Just showed up after 2 hours or so.

>showing me 1500 for business class return. I didn't believe it so I started from scratch and it went up to 5k. Jesus that's when you book…

>Interesting, speaking on the phone the rep said a stopover can be up to 3 days. Yeah, took up that offer in 2006 actually myself (both…

許されません。日本語が読めれば、日航か全日空だけで来日する義務があるぞ。

Airline economics will always be a mystery to me, not sure how Singapore Airlines can regularly almost be matching Jetstar pricing now…

Damn, Jetstar-tier pricing on Singapore, what a time to be alive. Shame it's all via SIN though of course, (though great if you want to…

Damn, pretty tempting investment rates. Only worry is obviously giving all your personal details to a what is a CCP state-owned entity...

>Jetstar There's your problem. But usually one can use hotel spend/other prepaid costs/etc also to meet the cap. There's generally always…

>"For purchasers only of $400,000+ with an LVR >80% who require LMI." Ouch, the LMI would eat most of the cashback I assume if you're…

Floating petri dishes probably don't have great profit margins.

Part of being a good businessman is always knowing when to offload an asset.

I've read the PDS each time, and besides not covering COVID for a while (which basically all now do), there is never usually anything…

Of course, but generally one should only sign up to a CC with the annual fee either free or offset by sign-up bonuses, and cancel it before…

There are people who actually pay for travel insurance and don't just use a CC with one?

With the amount of grub bogans causing issues in Japan lately, I'd rather all flights just cost $3000 instead.

I think it's an ICAO/IATA limit, some airlines may not enforce it but many do to meet the IATA/ICAO standards.

Damn, just bought 30GB/30 days for Japan from Travelkon last week for $40. ;_;

I believe in those circumstances you can contract the part of your name that is too long to just the initial and a period.

Have had the missing 8% cashback amount added into my account as a new line (but with the same midnight timestamps) after logging a ticket…

I was able to pay with my HSBC Everyday Global debit for multiple bookings in yen with no issue.

Well, logged a ticket with their bot (after answering a plethora of questions for it, honestly a simple ticket-lodging web form would be…