Thrifty Traveler

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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  • 21 hours ago | thriftytraveler.com | Nick Serati

    Delta's partnership with Uber is expanding in a big way. Earlier this year, Delta ditched Lyft and launched a new partnership with Uber that allows SkyMiles members to earn miles on rides and through Uber Eats. And it just got even better: Select Delta SkyMiles credit cardholders can now get a statement credit to cover the monthly $9.99 cost of an Uber One membership, for up to 12 months.

  • 1 week ago | thriftytraveler.com | Nick Serati

    American Express has announced that big changes are coming this fall to their flagship travel cards: *amex platinum* and *biz platinum*. But long beforehand, an incredibly valuable travel perk is on the chopping block. American Express is making a significant cut to one of our favorite benefits on the Business Platinum Card, the 35% Pay With Points rebate. Come Sept.

  • 1 week ago | thriftytraveler.com | Jackson Newman

    Gunnar's off surviving new dad life, so Kyle brought our first-ever special guest on the show this week: Max Do – better known as MaxMilesPoints. As one of the biggest and best social media creators covering points and miles, Max is uniquely qualified to explain the rise of travel influencers – both the good and the bad – while sharing his own story of how he left his 9-to-5 job (it involves a $10,000 deal with a hotel brand).

  • 1 week ago | thriftytraveler.com | Jackson Newman

    Chase just pulled back the curtain on a major refresh of its flagship *chase sapphire reserve*, complete with new travel perks, lifestyle credits … and a much steeper annual fee. As travelers digest the news, one big question looms: Should you upgrade (or apply) now – or wait? There’s a narrow window where locking in the Reserve now could save you hundreds in fees during your first year.

  • 1 week ago | thriftytraveler.com | Jackson Newman

    Earning 80,000 to 100,000 points from a single travel card welcome offer is tough to beat. But we'll do you one better: How does a 175,00-point welcome offer sound? With the new “as high as” offer on *amex platinum* you might be in luck! Exactly what bonus offer you're eligible for will vary, but you can now earn as high as 175,000 points after spending $8,000 in the first six months.

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