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Two couples tried traveling together: Why one split, the other married.
Traveling together brings out the best and worst in people. Seeing your potential mate in difficult decisions helps you learn more about them than “dinner and a movie.” This is how Anna and I dated before we got married… We used the Southwest Companion Pass and old-school SPG points to travel 2-3 weekends a month. Did you travel with your spouse before marriage? What did you learn about them?
Report: Orlando International Planning Massive Refurbishment.
During my last visit to MCO Airport a few years, the airport already looked old and tired. I can only imagine that it’s gotten worse through COVID and the resurgence in travel of the last couple of years. With so many travelers flowing through this airport for Disney, Universal and other local attractions, this update will be amazing once it’s complete.
2 for 1: How airline companion tickets can save you serious money on your next trip.
Companion tickets from credit cards offer huge value for travelers. However, the rules for earning and using them vary widely depending on which airline credit card is offering them. My personal favorite is the Southwest Companion Pass, but others can be amazing as well. Which one is your favorite?
Who’s Winning the U.S. Airline Loyalty Game?
Frequent flyers and credit cards are two of the biggest contributors to airline profits. Airline loyalty programs tempt travelers with luxurious perks that help fill up planes and drive revenues. Airlines continuously update loyalty programs based on travel demand and competitor moves. This article takes a look at the current state of mileage programs to see who is currently winning.
IATA aims to improve airline communication on interline bags.
When you check bags, there’s always a chance they could get lost, delayed, damaged or stolen. The chances increase considerably when you mix carriers on a trip, and your bags have to be handed off from one airline to another during a stopover. Luckily, IATA recognizes these concerns and is working to improve airline communication to make this process smoother.
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