The What, Where and Who of marketing to millenials

You often read articles that say 'Millennials are lazy' and want stuff for nothing, but that they are also a golden opportunity.

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The Getaway: Getting to the Front of the Visa Line

Frustrated by visa applications for destinations like Brazil, Russia, China and India? Here’s a three-step plan for success.

















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Pick Up 50,000 Points Without A Credit Inquiry

One of the objectives in this game of free (or almost free) travel is to pick up as many points as easily as possible. Credit cards are still by far the easiest way to do that, with 40,000 or more points and miles available on top cards. The cost for you to pick up these […]



from Frugal Travel Guy http://www.frugaltravelguy.com/2015/03/pick-up-50000-points-without-a-credit-inquiry.html

Startup pitch: Vidtur offers travelers localized video guidebooks

Vidtur is not the first startup to offer professional video travel reviews in multiple languages about the world’s top destinations. It currently ...



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The Burj Khalifa from a Chopper

Dubai-fest! Sorry for the multiple photos of Dubai two days in a row! I’m just so excited by the photos there… Also I’d like to thank Dubai Films for their incredible team and support. What a week! Daily Photo – The Burj Khalifa from a Chopper The city looks like a thousand sparkling jewels at […]



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NCL takes $1,493 from a sick customer and leaves him with almost nothing — is that right?

from Elliott http://elliott.org/is-this-enough-compensation/ncl-takes-1493-from-a-sick-customer-and-leaves-him-with-almost-nothing-is-that-right/

DealBook: As Oil Prices Fall, Air Fares Still Stay High

Far from “hypercompetitive,” the airline industry nowadays is increasingly looking like an uncompetitive oligopoly.

















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Here’s the Secret to Booking Mistake Fares and Fuel Dumps

Reader Joel asked, Hi, Gary. Other than reading the wiki and almost the entire [FlyerTalk] thread, could you help summarize, or simplify, the [fuel dump] tips and tricks? I think someone could monetize on creating an online course about this subject. Do any exist? There are mistake fares probably every day but only a small […]

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Headed To Beijing? Join Our Google Group

Hundreds of us are headed to Beijing over the next two months thanks to American's business class mistake fare.

So I published a calendar for those headed to Beijing, so you can figure out if anyone is on your flight, headed to Beijing around the same time, etc. After all, in my opinion half of the fun of this hobby is meeting other, like-minded frequent travelers.

There was a lot of discussion in the comments for people trying to coordinate meeting up in Beijing beyond the flights, given how many people aren't on the same flights but are in town around the same time.

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Rick’s Picks: Add a Bonus to Your Bonus (Limited Supply!)

Tomorrow (March 24, 2015) is IHG Giveaway Day on the Daily Getaways, sponsored by the U.S. Travel Association. Tomorrow’s offer — 100,000 IHG Rewards Club points for $565 — is a profitable one and ties in nicely with the current limited time offer for the IHG credit card with a 70,000-point sign up. Although the […]



from Frugal Travel Guy http://www.frugaltravelguy.com/2015/03/ricks-picks-add-a-bonus-to-your-bonus-limited-supply.html

Food quality around the world

See who wins the food Olympics, according to Oxfam.



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7 reasons kids are better travelers

Stella Brown (our resident kid correspondent) totally nails why kids are WAY better at traveling than adults.



from Matador Network » Matador Network http://matadornetwork.com/bnt/7-solid-reasons-kids-much-better-travelers-adults/

Re-evaluation and Revelation: New Strategies on Sign-Up Bonuses

I’ve had to adjust my thresholds for sign-up bonuses to make sure I’m not wasting my time with points or free night certificates that, while they look good, don’t really fit my goals. Here are some thresholds that I think work well once you’ve gotten into a rhythm of applying for cards — this is […]



from Frugal Travel Guy http://www.frugaltravelguy.com/2015/03/re-evaluation-and-revelation-new-strategies-on-sign-up-bonuses.html

In Transit Blog: Walkabout: For National Parks, an Older Crowd

A weekly capsule of travel news curated by our writers and editors.

















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Changing in the Online Hotel Booking Space, and How They Allowed PointsHound to Bring United Back Into the Fold

PointsHound, the hotel booking site that lets you earn airline miles for your hotel bookings, now has United available as a partner — again. It used to, when it launched, but lost its United relationship early on. Competitor site Rocketmiles had obtained exclusivity in the space with United. The Rocketmiles founder had previously been an […]

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