6/11 🚨Last call: The best travel rewards card offer I've seen this year

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✈︎ Flight Deal

Budget airline for the win 💸 

📉Budget airlines can get a bad wrap, but I’m certain that $89 from New York to Turks and Caicos on Jet Blue can’t be passed up. Yes, I’ll still have to add $$ for my checked bag ($40), but I’ll let them pick my seat ($0) and you bet I’ll be packing my own snacks save even more cash. This cash/points ratio values the points around 1.4cents/mile which, anything over 1.5cents/mile is a great value in my book.

✈︎ Points + Miles

 🚨Last call: The best travel rewards offer of the year

I’ve talked (written) a lot about why I love this card. In fact, I’m about done with the chatter on it. So instead, I’m going to do you a solid and recommend another points + miles newsletter 🤯 because sharing is caring and I want what’s best for you.

As an affiliate of the The Daily Drop, I often keep up with writer Mike, as he traverses the world and shares his stories and points game insights. Take a look at what these guys wrote on the 9 reasons you need this card.

🚨Last Call! The best travel rewards card offer (that the bank won’t let me name) of the year is ending June 13 at 2:00pm CST! This is your last chance to earn well over $900 in free travel.

Check it out here: Favorite Travel Credit Card!

This card not only will earn you hundreds of dollars in free travel but you’ll also receive:

😎 A $50 hotel credit annually
🍴 3x the points when you dine out
❤️ Access to some of the best transfer partners
💸 10% anniversary points boost
🏨 5x the points on hotel bookings
…and more!

Remember, this offer only happens once a year.

✈︎ Travel News

World’s Best Airline of 2024… 🥁

Rated on safety and product, these overachievers are patting themselves on the back for pulling in this prestigious industry recognition. Having edged out last years winner- Air New Zealand, passenger reviews for this airline were off the chart! Call me lucky—> I’ll get the world winning experience flying with them in the not so distant future 🥳 !

Spirit announces $0 change/cancellation fee

Spirit Airlines has just announced that they no longer charge a change or cancellation fee for their flights! In the olden days (last month 😏) changes or cancellations to your ticket would cost you between $69-$119. The new policy now makes these situations free of charge!

What a deal, they’ll now only charge for the seat, personal bag, tap water and the oxygen on the plane 🤦🏽 .

This all came just days after Frontier Air also nixed their change and cancellation fees. Ok, competitive airlines, I see you 👀 

✈︎ The Informed Traveler

Allie (me!) is getting ready to travel 🙌🏻

T- 4 days until we are off to Croatia! The trip will be 15 days and I’ll be sharing some packing and travel tips along the way! First order of business you must know about me:

✨ carry on > checked bag ✨

Deep dive into my packing strategy and stay organized with my packing list. Let me know: are you team carry on or team checked bag?

✈︎ Poll

A.I. in the sky: Saving one weary traveler at a time

Airlines are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance their operations and improve the overall passenger experience. By leveraging AI technology, they are able to increase fuel savings, keep customers informed and hold connecting flights for delayed passengers. From change in flight patterns when weather is looming (much like google maps detour) to holding a plane on the ground if on boarding passengers are late due to a delayed arrival, AI may just make travel days a bit smoother for us all.

Thanks for being here and have a great Tuesday!

Allie