Miles For Family

Warning! Controversial topic ahead: MONEY  This was a recent topic in my local mom’s group on Facebook: Who pays for adult children on a family vacation? We aren’t talking about their own trips by themselves, but rather a vacation that includes all of the family. The definition of adult children could mean young adults in […]

This morning, I received an email from Finnair detailing several upcoming changes in 2024. The biggest change is that Finnair will be joining the Avios loyalty network (which is currently used by British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus and Qatar). Summary of Finnair Changes Finnair Plus loyalty program is switching to a spend-based model (instead of […]

Next year, my family is excited to return to Costa Rica to experience “Pura Vida” for a few days. I already booked nonstop award flights from Dallas to San Jose on American Airlines. For our return flights, I’ve been considering a few different options, as the nonstop flight on AA is currently priced at 55.5k […]

Our partners at Travel Freely noticed that Capital One has added new wording to the terms and conditions on credit card applications for the Capital One Venture X and the Capital One Venture Rewards cards. The exact wording: “Existing or previous cardmembers are not eligible for this product if they have received a new cardmember […]

I thought I had already experienced some challenging travel hurdles in my time as a miles and points traveler. Booking business class seats to Europe for 6 people in the summer? Done. Booking award flights over holiday weekends? Done and done. But recently, I’ve encountered a new travel challenge that answers the question: What’s more […]

Last week I wrote a post about my “adventures” booking award tickets to Europe while using Avianca Lifemiles program. It appears that they finally fixed the browser issue, and search is now working for everyone, not just those who were crafty enough to download Firefox on their desktop. Well, at least until another weird problem […]