Sentences with phrase «into travel hacking»

Just try not to judge them too hard when they finally come around and get into travel hacking even harder than you!

Additionally, you can also look into travel hacking which is another clever way to score cheap (or FREE) flights.

I still haven't gotten a great deal out of my travel card but I'm sure if I put more effort into travel hacking I'd get something out of it.

A common question I get and see from newbies is whether or not it's too late to get into travel hacking.

If you are responsible paying your monthly bills and enjoy traveling, you should look into travel hacking.

There are so many other strategies that fall under the travel hacking umbrella, but these basics will hopefully help you make sense of the many resources available for diving deeper into the travel hacking strategy for free travel.

I would like to get more into travel hacking but the resources for Canadians are so much more limited.

I'm just now getting into the travel hacking game, as I'm trying to save costs on moving back to the US this year (and hopefully take a trip to Germany in 2015).

He got into travel hacking for the sole and exclusive purpose of getting a Southwest Companion Pass, and he took full advantage of it for 4 years as he got married and had kids.

Hi JD — so glad to hear our conversation inspired you to dip your toes into travel hacking!

Once you've dug deep into the travel hacking weeds, you're going to have some unavoidable expenses (or investments, if you prefer): annual fees on your most valuable credit cards, activation fees and liquidation costs, losses on reselling mistakes, postage on 94 envelopes, and so on.

Jackie Sills - Dellegrazie, an elementary reading specialist in New York City and founder of The Globetrotting Teacher blog, got into travel hacking by accident when she and her husband were planning their honeymoon in 2006.

If you like to travel occasionally (but in the front of the plane), you are probably better off maximizing a few good reward credit cards than poring a lot of time into travel hacking.

But consider Ariana's statement, not from the perspective of someone who came into travel hacking from the sales, management, or ownership side, but from the perspective of those who don't work for a «living,» but work to survive.

If only I was into travel hacking back then!

I'm getting more and more into travel hacking and making the most out of web portals so I'd thought I'd share some of my recent progress with placing an order of -LSB-...]

While it's not an exact science, I've used one and only one technique since I got into the travel hacking game: seasoning credit cards.

Feeling jazzed by the possibilities of where you could go and want to dive deeper into travel hacking?

I had the Sapphire Preferred a few years ago when I first got into travel hacking.

I have lots of friends who are into travel hacking and credit card «churning», two hobbies that allow smart folks to essentially make money off the banks.

The question is usually posed after someone starts doing a bit of research and comes to the slightly heartbreaking realization about how many new rules, restrictions, and lost opportunities have occurred over the past couple of years.There's no doubt that things are not as easy as they were a year or two ago, but I definitely don't think it's too late to get into travel hacking.

And just as a side note, if you have a significant other and are both into travel hacking, only one of you needs to go through this process of getting the Companion Pass.

I'm getting more and more into travel hacking and making the most out of web portals so I'd thought I'd share some of my recent progress with placing an order of everyday items through the American Airlines AAdvantage eShopping portal.

I feel like a bit of a buzz kill every time I give this response to someone asking about the best way to get into travel hacking, and yet, it's by far the most accurate answer.

Will pass the info on to my British friends looking for a way to get into travel hacking — thanks for the great insight into the program, and tips.

I haven't gotten any more into travel hacking than the one card, though — I know a lot of travel hackers can have dozens of credit cards at once, but that just seems like too much to manage for me!