Video transcript Hi, I am Kathleen Porter Kristiansen owner of the site Triple Passport and writer at The Points Guy and The Points Guy U.K. I’m here today to talk to you about my course Introduction to Airmiles: Getting Started […]
Are you ready to break into blogging but don’t know here to start? Maybe you’ve had several false starts like me but want to keep going now. Or you’ve just taken a career break or are deep in a career […]
The British Airways Companion Voucher is possibly the most valuable U.K. credit card benefit out there, but it can be a struggle to redeem it for its maximal value. And since the program is much more complicated in practice than a simple […]
Kathleen note: soon after I originally wrote this piece in December 2019, the COVID-19 pandemic hit and we indeed took our children out of school – but not for travel! We’ve made it through term one of my oldest child’s […]
Airbnb and short term home rentals have become the first choice for families’ travel accommodation. Especially in a travel landscape with coronavirus at the forefront of travellers’ minds, Airbnbs have been seen as potentially a safer option, given you, as […]
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Lisbon, called Lisboa locally, is a delight. Many people return multiple times for the sunshine, the trams, the Pastéis de Nata and the fresh seafood along with the locals’ welcoming and laid back attitudes. If you’re lucky enough to book […]
On the banks of the Tagus River, where the Atlantic Ocean opens a borderless horizon, Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, proves to be a perfect destination for families with kids. Families love the mild climate, unique culture and delicious gastronomical […]
I’m asked frequently how to save money on your flights. One of the reasons that flights can be expensive leaving the UK is a tax called APD (Advanced Passenger Duty). It also explains why award (points) tickets can have such […]
Cape Cod is an incredible spot because it has been kept so protected by state and national laws. Also known as “The Cape,” it is 65 miles long from Bourne at the top to Provincetown at the bottom with fifteen different Cape Cod towns and villages. […]