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Anthony’s Philippines: “It was an Adventure” Jake Redman
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Anthony’s Amazing Singapore: “Toe Dipping” Point of SE Asia Jake Redman
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Anthony’s Ireland: Hellman’s Makes Ketchup Too Jake Redman
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Dallas, Disney and Deals. Our 100th Episode. Jake Redman
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AirBnB Cancels Some Cancelling & Jake Thinks Charlotte is a Beach Town Jake Redman
Frontier UpFront Plus is the closest thing to Spirit’s Big Front Seat on the eight routes Frontier grabbed after Spirit shut down, but it is not the same seat. You get a blocked middle and a front-row spot, not a wider recliner. My verdict: a fair trade if Frontier prices […]
Do you need World of Hyatt status? Do you need World of Hyatt status? For most occasional travelers, no. I have never held it, and my best Hyatt stays came from booking suites with points as an ordinary member. The status I chased at other chains delivered worse rooms. Skip […]
Air France opened its first dedicated Heathrow lounge in 17 years on July 7, 2026, a 750-square-meter space in Terminal 4. But whether you can walk in depends on your fare code, not your cabin. A Business Standard or Flex ticket gets you in. Business Light does not, unless you […]
YOTEL isn’t really the airport nap-pod brand anymore. Its famous Heathrow location closed in 2024, and while a handful of airport hotels remain, most of its 23 properties are now full city-center hotels in places like New York, Singapore, and Amsterdam. Hilton’s new partnership brings all of them into Hilton […]
I am sitting at Newark’s Gate C109 with a dry Starbucks muffin and a lukewarm coffee. It is 6:45 am, and the airport hum is already a dull roar that vibrates in my teeth. Most travel bloggers would tell you I should be in a lounge, sipping complimentary prosecco because […]
Is priority boarding worth it for families? Here’s the Modhop Verdict: almost never. It’s a skip for families or anyone who isn’t chasing a status treadmill. Unless you are flying solo in a premium cabin and want that pre-departure champagne, you are better off being the very last person to […]
Marriott vs Hyatt gets framed online as a fight over footprint and point value. Skip that fight. If you’re flying and staying in hotels a handful of times a year, the real question isn’t which program wins on paper. It’s whether you actually like the specific hotels either one owns […]
If you fly four to ten times a year, you probably don’t need a credit card with a $595-$895 annual fee. I’ve seen the marketing. They promise an “elevated” experience, but for the occasional traveler, the math rarely adds up for a premium card just to get a few snacks […]
Credit card rental car insurance can save you that $40-a-day fee at the counter, but only if you actually know how your card protects you. It sounds like a scam. Then again, looking at the fine print of your benefits guide feels like homework you skipped. The debate over credit […]
