Round trip or one way?
It may seem counterintuitive but this tip could change how you fly!
Before I get into the point of today’s post, I wanted to share a couple things!
First! Did you catch the exciting announcement over the weekend that the Brooklyn Family Travelers Guide to Brooklyn is out? It was such a fun project to make this guide that has almost 200 recommendations for my favorite things to do, eat, drink and see in Brooklyn! I hope you’ll check it out and share with others (makes a great gift!). Thanks to Saltete for asking me to contribute!
Second! Don’t forget to take me up on my Wallet Edit offer! I am still offering FREE wallet edits for a limited time. This means, we’ll chat (or email) and I’ll help you figure out which cards are best for you to earn points. You can fill out this form or set up a call!
Now, on to the point of this newsletter…
There are so many strategies we all use for booking trips that are based on old fashioned ways that no longer really apply. Revisiting and revising your search methods can save you time, money and sanity!
So, kind of like the advice that you’ll catch a cold if you go outside with wet hair or how you shouldn’t swim after eating (seems to hold true only if you’re a professional swimmer), some of the things our parents taught us about booking trips are not accurate most of the time. No shade, parents! We all do our best and the times they are a changing.
Read on for the one strategy that can truly change the way you fly, allll the reasons how and why and some real life examples of how this has worked for my family (including how we flew United Polaris business class to LA for $11!).
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