Hello from San Diego! I'm here in sunny California for Frequent Traveler University (if you're missing this one, you can still buy tickets for the Dallas event in April).
This has been a very easy and decidedly unglamorous travel week for me -- I've had one Alaska 737 flight and an Amtrak ride -- though I'm fortunate to have missed out on the winter storms in the Northeast, at least!
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There are some really special, amazing airport lounges in the world — places that are more ‘top end private club’ than ‘somewhat more quiet waiting room’.
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When Delta removed all the award charts from their website without any notice (indeed, just weeks after they went into effect and less than 3 months since some were even posted), their initial story was that they had improved website award search enough that they were no longer needed. [W]e did remove Award charts today. […]
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Think travel is a challenge? Try doing it with a special-needs child. Jess Wilson knows what that’s like. Her autistic 11-year-old daughter is prone to anxiety attacks when her family is on the road. So Wilson, a disability advocate who lives in Boston, tries to smooth the way with careful planning. But you can’t anticipate […]
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Gene Hackman to Tom Cruise in The Firm: The difference between tax avoidance and tax evasion is (a) whatever the IRS says, (b) a smart lawyer, (c) 10 years in prison, (d) all of the above. There are a lot of grey areas in miles and points, and those grey areas are largely the making […]
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