Tag: travel
Acquire JetBlue TrueBlue Points with a 125% Bonus at 1.43 Cents Per Point
JetBlue TrueBlue has launched a new offer on purchased points, providing bonuses of as much as 125% for transactions completed by February 23, 2026. This offer enables members to acquire up to 200,000 points before bonuses, potentially resulting in a total of 450,000 points for $6,450, which translates to 1.43 cents per point. Although purchasing…
How to Utilize Icelandair Miles for the Greatest Offers
Iceland is a sought-after travel spot for those interested in chilly weather and adventurous experiences. Although a number of airlines offer seasonal flights there during the summer months, services for the remaining parts of the year are not as plentiful, with Icelandair being the main airline. Though Icelandair might not be the most thrilling airline…
Informative Overview of Activities for January 10, 2026
**Weekend Family Ski Adventure and Travel News** I trust everyone is enjoying their weekend thus far! We’re on a brief family ski adventure, which has been delightful (albeit chilly). The most thrilling part is that our three-year-old, Miles, is starting to learn how to ski (or at least attempting to). You can look forward to…
Effect of U.S. Engagement in Venezuela on Airlines and Travel
Yesterday represented a crucial juncture for Venezuela, as the United States initiated a military operation that culminated in the apprehension of Nicolas Maduro and his spouse. This event carries extensive consequences for the aviation sector and travel overall. The Trump administration has revealed intentions to manage Venezuela and exploit its oil reserves, prompting inquiries regarding…
3-Year-Old Favors Dining in the Airport Lounge Instead of Onboard the Aircraft
A few nights ago, I engaged in a humorous travel-related chat with our three-year-old son while tucking him in, which made me realize something important. Let me first recount what occurred, followed by a bit of context to show that I’m not completely out of touch (or at least I don’t mean to be)… In…
Air Tahiti is set to introduce all-business class ATR HighLine turboprop services by late 2026.
Air Tahiti, the regional airline conducting turboprop services in French Polynesia, is poised to unveil a brand-new, upscale method of travel. The airline intends to grow its fleet and, by the end of 2026, will receive an ATR 72-600 featuring a distinctive interior. This aircraft will boast a completely business class arrangement, showcasing ATR’s HighLine…
Flights That Cross the International Date Line Enable Travelers to Ring in the New Year Two Times
**Have You Ever Thought About Ringing in the New Year Twice?** Have you ever thought about ringing in the New Year twice? Well, maybe you haven’t. To be truthful, I haven’t either, as I tend to drift off before 8PM on New Year’s Eve, just like I do every night. However, if there’s one thing…
How to Effectively Pack Apparel for Travel and Optimize Carry-On Space
Yesterday, I released the introductory part of my upcoming travel report series. In the comments, reader JB inquired about the number of clothing items I usually pack for a week-long trip—do I bring enough for each day, do I do laundry, or something different? Somehow, I’ve never addressed this topic, so now seems like a…
Discovering Milan’s Morning Allure and the Moon’s Evening Splendor
Welcome to my upcoming travel report series, which will have a unique twist. This is about a trip I recently finished (mainly) with my dad, and until now, I haven’t shared any “live” updates, so everything will be fresh. Additionally, this series won’t feature formal flight reviews; instead, I’ll share some flight observations and reflections,…
Weekly Summary for December 20, 2025
**Weekly Travel & Points Recap: Thrilling Updates and Personal Journeys** As the weekend arrives and the festive atmosphere prevails, it’s astonishing to think that the year is coming to an end. Reflecting on my latest adventures, I have just wrapped up a remarkable family vacation, and I’m excited to present the complete trip report before…
