A Beginner’s Guide to Traveling on Points and Miles

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Author Adidas Wilson

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My name is Author Adidas Wilson and traveling has always been a passion of mine. The thrill of discovering new places, meeting new people, and experiencing different cultures is what drives me to pack my bags and hit the road. Whether it’s a budget trip to a nearby city or a luxury vacation to a far-off destination, I find joy in the journey and the adventure.

I love the excitement of planning a trip, researching the best places to visit, and choosing the perfect itinerary. I also enjoy the challenge of navigating new environments, trying new foods, and overcoming language barriers.What I cherish most about travel is the memories and experiences that come with it.

From the breathtaking scenery to the delicious food and the unique cultures, every trip teaches me something new and expands my understanding of the world.Traveling has opened my eyes to the beauty and diversity of our planet and has given me a newfound appreciation for the world and its people. It has also helped me grow as a person, building my confidence and independence, and broadening my perspectives.

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A Beginner’s Guide to Traveling on Points and Miles

NomadTreneur

41 minutes

3 days ago

A Beginner’s Guide to Traveling on Points and Miles

The episode is an introductory guide to the complex world of points and miles, often referred to as "travel hacking," designed for absolute beginners. The guide explains that points and miles are currencies issued by airlines, hotels, and credit-card companies, emphasizing the value of transferable points for maximizing redemptions like business class flights and luxury hotel stays. Crucial steps are outlined for beginners, including checking credit scores and adhering to specific rules like the Chase 5/24 policy before applying for recommended starter credit cards, such as the Chase Trifecta. The source stresses that the vast majority of points are earned through credit card sign-up bonuses and strategic everyday spending, not flying, and offers real-world examples of "sweet spot" redemptions, like U.S. to Europe business class for low mile amounts. Ultimately, the text presents a strategic, step-by-step plan for beginners to accumulate hundreds of thousands of points within a year to realize significant savings on high-value international travel.