Frequent Traveler University FTU Advanced Chicago Round 2

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Frequent Traveler University FTU Advanced Chicago Round 2 tickets are available. If you missed out on the first announcement of Frequent Traveler University FTU Advanced Chicago, now’s your chance to get tickets to a second event.

Interested in learning advanced tips and tricks on booking award tickets?

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A second Frequent Traveler University FTU Advanced has been added.

You can attend Frequent Traveler University FTU Advanced Chicago Round 2, September 26, 2014 to September 28, 2014.

Frequent Traveler University FTU Advanced Chicago Round 2

You’ll learn secret tips and tricks on:

How to book American Airlines award tickets
How to book United Airlines award tickets
How to book Delta, Alaska, and British Airways award tickets
How to use Expert Flyer and the KVS Tool to find fares and availability
How to maximize your spending (besides Bluebird)
How to maximize hotel promotions and loyalty programs
International travel tips such as gettings visas, car rentals, ATMS, and which online travel agencies to use
How to find great deals on tickets by using advanced booking techniques

All sessions will be hands on so bring your laptop.

Bonus: You get access to a private forum on Milepoint.

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Private forum on Milepoint for FTU Advanced attendees

FTU Advanced will be limited to 125 attendees.

Speakers include Ben (Lucky) from One Mile at a Time and Greg from Frequent Miler.

Your Ticket

Tickets are $199.

Your ticket includes:

All sessions
Welcome cocktail hour with open bar on Friday night
Breakfast Saturday and Sunday
Plated lunch Saturday and Sunday
Free internet in both the rooms and the conference area.

You can buy your Frequent Traveler FTU Advanced Chicago Round 2 ticket using this link here.

Tentative Program Schedule

Friday, September 26, 2014

6 p.m.-6:30 p.m. – Registration and goodie bag
6:30 p.m. – Open Bar cocktail party

Saturday, September 27, 2014

8 a.m. – Registration and breakfast
9 a.m. – Morning sessions
12-1 p.m. – Lunch
1- 5 p.m. – Afternoon sessions

Sunday, September 28, 2014

8 a.m. – Breakfast
9 a.m. – Morning sessions
12-1 p.m. – Lunch
1- 4 p.m. – Afternoon sessions

Location & Hotel

Frequent Traveler FTU Advanced Chicago Round 2 will be held at the Chicago Marriott O’Hare on September 26, 2014 to September 28, 2014.

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Space ship or Chicago O’Hare Marriott?

Group rates are $99 per night (taxes not included). You will be sent a link to book your hotel after you’ve purchased your FTU Advanced Round 2 ticket.

I bought a ticket to Frequent Traveler University FTU Advanced Chicago for July, should I buy one for September too?

You can attend both FTU Advanced sessions, but I’ve been told they are exactly the same.

Because FTU Advanced Round 1 sold out in 18 hours, it convinced the organizers to add a second session.

Selling or Transfering Tickets

Tickets are non-refundable, but they can be transferred. You can transfer your ticket for free until August 26, 2014. After August 26, 2014, a $25 transfer fee applies.

How to Transfer A Ticket

If you transfer or sell your ticket, please follow these procedures:
1) Contact Melinda (via email ONLY, no PMs accepted) at [email protected]
2) Include the following:

Full name printed on ticket and the ticket ID number
Full name of the person the ticket is being transferred to

Send the PDF ticket PDF to the person you sold it to. PDF ticket needs to be presented at check in.
3) If the transfer take place after August 26, 2014, Melinda will provide you with instructions for payment of the transfer fee. The ticket will not be transferred until the fee is paid.

I’m attending Round 1 in July so I won’t be attending Round 2. But if you didn’t get a ticket for the July FTU Advanced, now’s your chance.

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