When you go to an airport, you know that chances are your options for food are usually going to be pretty limited. Sure, there might be a diamond in the …
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Tips and Tricks
The Surprisingly Small Things That Can Get Your Global Entry Yanked
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegNot long ago there were reports that since 2024, there has been an influx of travelers who had had their Global Entry revoked. From visaverge.com: According to internal tallies shared …
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Right now, international travel from the United States is as popular as ever. Flights across the Atlantic and Pacific are packed, and prices often still feel higher than they did …
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Some of the airports in Florida are BUSY. In fact, 2 of Florida’s airports – Orlando International Airport and Miami International Airport, are among the top ten busiest airports in …
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As I mentioned in another post, I like to think of myself as something of a “model passenger.” I’m not saying that as a way to show off. It’s just …
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Lounges
Using The AMEX App To Beat (Most Of) The Line At The ATL Centurion Lounge
by joehegby joehegAirport lounges have gotten busy over the past few years, and the American Express Centurion Lounges are some of the worst offenders. At peak times, it’s not unusual to see …
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Points & Miles
I Earned 3x Bilt Points in the Last Place I Expected — Here’s How
by joehegby joehegI’ve said for years that you should always register at least one credit card with a dining rewards program. You never know when it might pay off. And recently, that …
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Hyatt is currently running a sale that, on the surface, appears to be fantastic. Discounted rates, a long travel window, and “Members Save More” banners all over the place. However, …
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Travel
Things Americans Do That Make the Rest of the World Go… ‘Wait, What?’
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegIf there’s one thing that travel does, it gives you the perspective that all of us on this earth, regardless of where we’re from, are more similar than different. Each …
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Airports
23rd Airport Quietly Begins Allowing Unticketed People Through TSA Security
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegIf you’re old enough to remember airports before 9/11, you’ll recall that TSA checkpoints weren’t always part of the experience. You’d check in, walk through a simple metal detector (shoes …