TripIt is the tool I use to track everywhere I go and everywhere I stay. Since 2008, I’ve been able to store all my itineraries for flights, hotels, rentals, and more. It’s so simple and easy to manage. TripIt is by far my favorite tool for tracking my travel plans throughout the year.
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One of my favorite tools that I use all the time (now going on eight years) is AwardWallet. AwardWallet is used to track a large number of award programs. From airlines to hotels, rental cars, trains, and even Domino’s Pizza–AwardWallet tracks them all. Creating an account is simple, and adding a program to your account
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Explanation of how I scored tickets from Portland to Rome for under $250 per person using ScottsCheapFlights, AA and Alaska Cards, and miles.
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136 Airports Down…only 55,092 to go! I’m excited to share that I’ve got 136 airports down over my last 10+ years of traveling! A lot of those are small airports that I’ve flown into as a pilot usually in a Cessna 172! I’m stoked for so many more to see around the globe!
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Do you ever wake up dreading the fact that you have to get out of bed to get your day going? Ever wake up thinking that you’ve just got so many things to do, that it’s difficult to focus on any one thing? Or do you ever wake up, feeling exhausted desiring to chug down
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This weekend’s trip to San Francisco was achieved for $11.20 thanks to using 15K Avios points on British Airways to book on Alaska Airlines. Much better than the 25K it would have taken using Alaska Airline points. This works because BA handles their rewards by distance. Since SFO is less than a certain number of
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Time is really the only asset most of us will never see again (sadly I’m not a time traveler). How much is your time worth to you?
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This is my third of a few posts I’ll be doing that highlights some tools I use for “travel hacking.” The first is here. The second is here. If you’ve ever wondered what you’re credit score is, but you don’t want to have to pay for it, well look no further, go to CreditKarma.com and
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I’ve had TSA Pre✓ (Check) available via my Global Entry card since the end of 2012 and since then, going to the airport has never been a chore – in most cases, it’s excellent!
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