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I booked $13,000 worth of business class and economy flights to Japan and China using 493,100 credit card points — here’s the full step-by-step redemption breakdown. 💳 Check the latest credit card offers & start earning points → https://linktw.in/wwoqCo 👀 Watch next: I Cancelled Singapore Airlines for Japan Airlines - Here's Why → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzgVXki7F68 ✨ Free Resources: ✉️ Newsletter: https://linktw.in/saUqwH 💬 Discord Server: https://linktw.in/wSjjPM Connect with me: 📲 Instagram: https://linktw.in/BgBTWv 📲 TikTok: https://linktw.in/bOOjzo 📞 1-on-1 consults: https://linktw.in/pJqXlt Additional Affiliate Links: 💳 Credit Card Links: https://linktw.in/wwoqCo 🖥 Website: https://linktw.in/saUqwH 💳 CardPointers: https://linktw.in/hnwHjM Legal Disclaimer: Some links are affiliate links - no extra cost to you, helps support the channel. I have partnered with CardRatings for our coverage of credit card products. I may receive a commission from card issuers. Opinions, reviews, analyses & recommendations are the author’s and have not been reviewed, endorsed, or approved by any entities. 🕐 Timestamps: 0:00 - $13,000 Asia Trip Overview 0:55 - San Diego to New York (Alaska Airlines) 2:31 - JFK to Tokyo Business Class (Japan Airlines A350-1000) 4:49 - Osaka to Shanghai Strategy 6:38 - Shanghai to Tokyo Booking Trick 7:46 - Delta One Deal Alert (HND to LAX to SAN) 8:40 - Total Points + Cash Breakdown 12:07 - How I Earn 400K+ Points #AmexPoints #BusinessClassFlights #JapanTravel #PointsAndMiles #awardtravel This video breaks down exactly how I booked a multi-city Asia trip (San Diego, New York, Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Shanghai) using American Express Membership Rewards, Bilt points, Alaska miles, Japan Airlines miles, and Delta SkyMiles. I explain how I found rare business class award availability, why I transferred points the way I did, and how I calculated 2.5 cents per point in value. If you want to learn how to book premium cabin flights to Asia using credit card points — even with award availability getting harder to find — this is a real-world example of what’s still possible.