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Virgin Trains start bidding-for-upgrade scheme
Looking to offload empty First Class seats, Virgin East Coast Trains are copying airlines by offering a bidding service for upgrades.
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I am bringing my blog back
After a hiatus, the author returns to blogging about miles and points, a passion that has spanned 16 years. With a unique perspective shaped by experiences in China and a focus on educating readers, the blog promises to explore the intricacies of travel rewards and the evolving landscape of the miles and points community.
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JetsettingBen’s crazy 3-day adventure to LA and back
JetsettingBen shares his whirlwind 3-day adventure to Los Angeles, detailing the frantic last-minute preparations that led to his spontaneous trip. From cleaning the house to boarding the flight in a mere 35 minutes, the post captures the excitement and chaos of travel on a tight schedule.
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Free iPhone 8, Sprint’s Improved Trade In Deal One Ups Verizon ATT & T-Mobile
Sprint has launched an improved trade-in deal for the iPhone 8, offering it for $0/month for 18 months with eligible trade-ins, significantly outpacing competitors like Verizon and AT&T. Customers can receive up to $525 for trading in devices like the iPhone 7 or Samsung Galaxy S8, making it a compelling option for those looking to upgrade.
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Revealed: The Most Popular Airport Movie Locations
Airports have played pivotal roles in numerous Hollywood films, serving as backdrops for emotional reunions and adventurous escapades. This blog post explores the most popular airport movie locations, highlighting iconic films like “The Terminal” and “Catch Me If You Can,” along with insights from Air New Zealand’s curated list of credited airports in cinema history.
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Two “La La Land” locations you must visit
Two iconic locations from ‘La La Land’ offer fans a chance to immerse themselves in the magic of the film. Warner Bros. Studios showcases the backdrop of Mia’s workplace, while Griffith Observatory provides stunning views of Los Angeles, both enriching the cinematic experience.
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The 10 Best Places to Eat in Los Angeles
Kassidy Davis highlights ten exceptional dining spots in Los Angeles, offering a curated guide for food enthusiasts. From iconic bakeries like Porto’s Bakery & Cafe to diverse culinary experiences, this list simplifies the search for the best places to eat in the bustling city. Discover the flavors that make LA a gastronomic paradise.
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Yes, You Should Pay $450 Annual Fee – Chase Sapphire Reserve (2nd Year)
The blog post discusses the benefits of renewing the Chase Sapphire Reserve card despite its $450 annual fee. Key advantages include a $300 travel credit, 3X points on travel and dining, and valuable travel insurance. It also suggests checking for potential retention offers from Chase before making a decision.
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Deals | Miscellaneous | Travel
Upside.com $200 Gift Card Deal: Step by Step Guide
The blog post provides a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to redeem a $200 gift card through Upside.com by booking a minimum $400 trip. Although the original $200 offer has expired, readers can still access a new $100 gift card deal, with clear instructions and examples for successful redemption.
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Deals | Miscellaneous | Travel
Making the most of a layover in Lille: Shopping!
Lille offers a unique opportunity for travelers with layovers, especially for those arriving via Eurostar. With a quick walk to Euralille, visitors can explore a diverse range of shops and restaurants, including familiar UK brands. The nearby city center also provides a charming atmosphere, perfect for a brief excursion.
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What happens if you miss your flight
Missing a flight can be a stressful experience, particularly in unfamiliar airport environments. Passengers must follow strict procedures, including notifying airline staff and being escorted back landside to resolve the situation. Understanding these steps can help ease the process of rebooking and navigating airport protocols.
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UBER making changes in the UK
Uber is making some (mostly driver friendly) changes to the way they work in the UK.
