✈️ Translate any language, anywhere

Good morning ☀️ from Booked It On Points: Friday Edition where I give an actionable tip to make your travel dreams a reality.

Here’s what’s we have today—

✈︎ First Class Travel Tip: Card Offer Alert

2 offers in 1 year? 🤯

Earlier this year, a bunch of you super smart and savvy travelers grabbed that sweet, elevated offer from my favorite travel credit card. But hold onto your seats—because the lords of the credit cards are really feeling generous. For the first time ever, they’re giving us two offers in one year! 😲 If you missed it the first time, don’t worry. You’re getting another chance, and it may be even more valuable .

This card has a NEW elevated welcome offer where you can earn 60,000 bonus points PLUS a $300 travel credit after you spend $4,000 in the first three months.

While the card has a $95 annual fee, the $300 travel credit alone wipes that cost out for 3 years. In addition, check out ALL THESE TRANSFER PARTNERS! ⬇️

It’s a fantastic deal to jump on if you’re starting to think about any upcoming travel. Perhaps a winter ski holiday? Or maybe planning for a spring break beach vacation? These points can most certainly be used for next summer’s European family vacation.

Honestly, if it wasn’t already in my wallet, I’d be adding now.

*All credit card links help support my small business. If you’re interested in this deal I’m very grateful for your support, it means everything!

✈︎ The Informed Traveler

Language service at your fingertips

You know how sometimes when you’re in a foreign country and you just can’t figure out what a particular sign says? Or maybe you’re scouring the menu but have no idea what food to order? (That one can be particularly painful when you’re suuuuper hungry).

Geo and I used this awesome feature ALL the time while traveling in Asia. With the Goggle Translate app, you simply hover your phone over the foreign language and it translates it right there on the screen! It uses this cool technology to recognize the words and overlays the translation instantly. It’s a lifesaver while traveling and makes navigating menus and signage so easy. It kinda feels like cheating.

Pro tip → Access Google Translate even without being online:

• Open Google Translate → choose the language of where you’ll be traveling

• Hit Download.

Now you’ll still be able to use the service, even without wi-fi leaving you certain you’ll be able to navigate whatever you come across while exploring!

As always, I appreciate you for being here today. Have a fantastic weekend and if you’re heading out on an adventure, hit reply and tell me the destination!

Allie