Hi guys,
Been reading the site for a while, but only just decided to post now that two friends are planning a round the world trip on a one world explorer.
I've noticed the AA platinum challenge thread and tried to figure it out, but i'm not exactly sure of what the xONEx tickets are, or whether they could benefit from this.
So far their plan is to go from perth to lima, mexcio city, las vegas, new york, london, morrocco, cairo,then goa/mumbai, beijing and hong kong.
The plan is to see europe via a eurorail pass and they also want to see kathmandu. Before they see the travel agent does anyone have any suggestions on the best way to structure the trip or even if this sort of itinerary is possible, and whether they could benefit from the AA challenge?
As they are students their aim is to keep the airfare reasonable, so it will be economy class, and they are based in perth. Also, should/where can they add flights to maximise miles or status credits.
Apologies if this has been asked numerous times, just point me in the right direction if so, and thanks in advance.
Jon
Been reading the site for a while, but only just decided to post now that two friends are planning a round the world trip on a one world explorer.
I've noticed the AA platinum challenge thread and tried to figure it out, but i'm not exactly sure of what the xONEx tickets are, or whether they could benefit from this.
So far their plan is to go from perth to lima, mexcio city, las vegas, new york, london, morrocco, cairo,then goa/mumbai, beijing and hong kong.
The plan is to see europe via a eurorail pass and they also want to see kathmandu. Before they see the travel agent does anyone have any suggestions on the best way to structure the trip or even if this sort of itinerary is possible, and whether they could benefit from the AA challenge?
As they are students their aim is to keep the airfare reasonable, so it will be economy class, and they are based in perth. Also, should/where can they add flights to maximise miles or status credits.
Apologies if this has been asked numerous times, just point me in the right direction if so, and thanks in advance.
Jon