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1 week ago | dailydrop.com | Tiffany Eastham

I was recently invited by Nashville International Airport to join Aer Lingus on its inaugural Dublin (DUB) to Nashville (BNA) flight. The experience was so much fun, especially the parties before and after the flight, which involved live country music, fun photo ops, and more. Photo by Mike Dodge/Daily Drop But I also had the pleasure of spending a few days exploring Dublin and venturing into the Irish countryside.

1 week ago | dailydrop.com | Tiffany Eastham

Let’s be real… nothing kills a travel day faster than seeing a $25 Wi-Fi charge after boarding your flight. Whether you’re trying to answer emails or just want to doom-scroll in peace, staying connected shouldn't cost you an arm and a leg. Luckily, there are more ways than ever to get free in-flight Wi-Fi, whether you're flying domestic or international, with budget airlines or full-service carriers. Here’s what you need to know before your next trip. Which Airlines Offer Free In-flight Wi-Fi?

2 weeks ago | dailydrop.com | McKay Moffitt

If you’re looking for a no-annual-fee credit card that earns cash back (or flexible points if you play your cards right), Chase has two valuable options: the Chase Freedom Flex® and the Chase Freedom Unlimited®. Both cards have great earning potential, access to those sweet, sweet Chase Ultimate Rewards, and a whole lot of flexibility. But while they look similar on the surface, the way they earn rewards is totally different.

2 weeks ago | dailydrop.com | McKay Moffitt

When it comes to travel rewards cards, the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card and the American Express® Gold Card are both pretty amazing. Both cards offer strong earning potential, valuable perks, and access to flexible rewards programs. But they shine in slightly different ways, and the best choice for you comes down to your spending habits and travel goals. Here’s what you need to know if you’re trying to decide which one deserves a spot in your wallet (or whether you should carry both).

2 weeks ago | dailydrop.com | McKay Moffitt

It’s no secret that the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is one of our all-time favorite travel cards. It earns super-flexible Chase Ultimate Rewards® points, has a generous welcome bonus, and punches way above its weight for a card with a $95 annual fee. One benefit that often flies under the radar? The up to $50 hotel credit you get every year. But this perk doesn’t just magically happen. You have to know how to use it, or you could miss out on some easy savings.