Thrifty Traveler
At Thrifty Traveler, our goal is clear: travel doesn't have to break the bank. We help you discover affordable flight deals, maximize your credit card points and airline miles, and employ effective money-saving techniques. With our guidance, anyone can explore the globe without spending a fortune. We are dedicated to helping you travel more while spending less.
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4 days ago |
thriftytraveler.com | Nick Serati
We’ve been singing Hilton’s praises lately – even floating the idea that Hilton could dethrone Hyatt as the best hotel loyalty program. But recent developments could turn that on its head. Late last year, Hilton quietly raised award rates at many of its top properties. Just weeks ago, Hilton did it again: standard room awards that once maxed out at 150,000 points per night now top out at a whopping 200,000 points per night.
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1 week ago |
thriftytraveler.com | Gunnar Olson
Everyone wants to travel in the summer. And while flight prices typically rise precipitously during those peak summer months, there are some destinations where you can find great deals to book a summer trip in 2025. Everyone is off school and the weather is at its best … and airlines know that's exactly when people want to fly. Flight prices often reflect that, getting up to three or four times the price of shoulder season or off-season travel.
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1 week ago |
thriftytraveler.com | Kyle Potter
Yesterday, we discovered that Delta was charging solo and business travelers higher fares per ticket than when booking for two or more passengers. But it turns out that pricing quirk goes far beyond just Delta.
The Thrifty Traveler Podcast, Ep. 12: How Kyle Booked a Trip to England & Scotland on Points & Miles
1 week ago |
thriftytraveler.com | Gunnar Olson
This week, Kyle walks us through how he booked an epic trip to England and Scotland using points and miles. There’s a business class award to London, an economy flight home, and plenty of flights, hotels and other travel expenses in between. Plus, the guys discuss how on earth Phoenix got its first nonstop flight to Asia and we say goodbye to the Southwest we knew and loved.
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1 week ago |
thriftytraveler.com | Nick Serati
We’ve been vocal in our criticism of American Express lately – and for good reason. Skyrocketing annual fees paired with a maze of complicated, “use-them-or-lose-them” credits have made it increasingly difficult to justify the value of many Amex cards. In fact, we’ve gone so far as to say that Amex card benefits are officially out of control. But there’s one area where American Express deserves credit: how it structures the timeline to earn welcome offer bonuses.
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