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A new FTU Advanced session will be held December 4th through the 6th, 2015 in Newport Beach, California. FTU Advanced is for those who already know the basic tricks for earning points & miles easily, using them effectively, etc. And, as a reminder, there are two additional FTU Advanced sessions this year. One in DC in August (I can’t make it to that one), and another in Dallas in September (I’ll be presenting there). For those just getting started, I recommend either the Chicago Seminars (October 16-18) or wait for next year’s FTU general session to be announced.
Details about FTU Advanced Newport Beach
Speakers:
- Matthew Klint (Live and Let’s Fly)
- Stefan Krasowski (Rapid Travel Chai)
- Tahsir Ahsan (Bengali Miles Guru)
- Greg Davis-Kean (that’s me! AKA Frequent Miler)
- Omar Zaman (Travel Summary)
Registration:
Tickets to this event cost $249 per person. Registration and additional details can be found here: ftuniversity.com/events/ftu-advanced-newport-beach.
Hotel:
The event will be held at the Hyatt Regency Newport Beach. Group room rates, including a full buffet breakfast, are $179 per night. This rate can be booked through this link.
Other events
Information about all upcoming events where I’ll be speaking can be found in the Frequent Miler Event Schedule page, under the Resources menu.
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why do you need to have it at the hyatt? that’s too steep for us young guys
You don’t have to stay at the host hotel
$249 for the event and a room rate of $179? Remember when this stuff was cheap? Either way good luck with your Credit Card pumping. I wish all the pumpers on the docket good luck in their attempts to lure more clicks under the guise of helping “everyone travel for free”.
No one pumps credit cards at FTU Advanced