<prompt> Human: Of the subreddits I browse, I feel my question pertains most to this one.I have a fair amount of mileage built up with an airline. Is it worth it to blow on an international first class ticket for the experience of not being a peasant or should I use them for cheap roundtrip tickets? I have been fortunate to see a lot of the world. Except for going to New Zealand, I have nothing else on my wish list right now. I know it isnt money, but it is still a value related question.Anyone have experience with first class international service?Edit: Still would like to hear other peoples experience on first class international flights. However, I will use the mileage for the first class ticket as:1. My wish list is really down to one country.2. I do not plan to go on significant trips until after I have kids and they will need to be 9 or 10 to be able to remember and behave themselves.3. I like being selfish.Thank you for the input.  <response>: I think people in rchurning would have a lot of opinions on this. Briefly, redeeming miles for businessfirst class gets you a better dollars-per-mile benefit, since premium seating is more expensive to purchase. So for example, a 20,000 international business class ticket that requires 100,000 miles is valued at 0.20mile. The same itinerary in economy might cost 1000 and 50,000 miles, which values the miles at 0.02mi.A different way to value it would be that if you had 100,000 miles, you could get either 1 businessfirst class ticket or 2 economy tickets. So maybe the value of bringing your significant other with you or going on second trip somewhere different is greater than the value of sitting in a comfy seat for your flights.Sometimes I just split the difference and fly business class to my destination so Im well rested for my trip, and then fly economy back, since I know I can crash in my own bed when I get home. 