All week I’ve been telling you about our newest program, The Pampered Traveler: How to Take Luxurious Trips and Turn Them into Paychecks… … and about the great trips and perks your fellow readers have received when they travel like a Pampered Traveler. Below, you’ll find Diane Covington’s story. Sure, I hope it entices you […]
Are you interested in eating good food and drinking fine wine for free? Click here to see how travel writer Roy Stevenson gets these great perks.
Where can you sell your travel stories? The answer in today’s interview with Roy Stevenson — a classic from our archives — may surprise you. Click here to read more…
Ultimate Travel Writer’s Workshop attendee Lucy Brown landed a gig writing a travel guide and several bylines in International Living Magazine. Click here to see how she did this, and now lives on her own terms.
Not a frequent flyer? There are still ways you can beat the crowds and qualify for priority boarding. Click here to see your best options…
8 Travel Uses for Ziploc Bags. Ziploc bags are just as versatile and can even be used to keep your clothes wrinkle-free. Use them on your next trip to… 1. Keep your important documents together — your passport and boarding pass while you’re hanging around the airport, for example. Click here to read more…
Eight ways dryer sheets can help to make your travels smoother: 1. In storage: Between trips, keep dryer sheets in your luggage bags to avoid the musty smells of basements, attics, and garages. Click here to read more…
Read and share travel arrival rituals, click here to see more…
Mileage reward credit cards are a great way to earn free flights – so long as you don’t run a balance on the card. The interest rates are high, and if you run a balance, the perks are not really free anymore. Click here to read tips about the perks you get from one rewards credit card…
With our Leading Tours for Fun and Profit Program, we include a guide called Weird and Wacky Hotels of the World. Today, take a look at these weird and wacky places to go in and around the U.S. for $1,000 or less. Click here to read more.
