Author Archives for "Eric Boromisa".
If you’ve ever taken flights over 8 hours, there’s a strong chance that you’ve had to try to fall asleep in an uncomfortable cramped chair. Nobody likes this, but here are a few tips… Continue Reading
Traveling during the holidays is stressful. Long lines, more luggage, stressed airline employees. But there may be a perk you have that you didn’t know you did. If you have certain credit cards,… Continue Reading
Since a lot of people are in the midst of booking travel for the holidays, I thought it might be useful to create a rundown of the best and worst hubs to connect in as you head to your final destination… Continue Reading
Many of you are traveling today and may consider buying Wi-Fi onboard. Here’s a quick guide on how to save 43% off your next Wi-Fi purchase! Flying with Wi-Fi makes so many bad-to-mediocre flights… Continue Reading
Some of you may be faced with long layovers in the upcoming holiday season. I often use the down time to get a nice workout in — by running a few laps in the terminal. Now don’t get me wrong,… Continue Reading
Every month, I run a meetup of travel hackers in San Francisco. One of the most common questions that comes up is: “What programs should I credit my flights to?” Here’s a simple… Continue Reading
In the last installment of this series, we covered the subjective factors that can help you get the most out of your airline mile redemptions. In this post we’ll cover the objective factors. Understand… Continue Reading
I fancy myself a bit of an artist when it comes to award redemptions. I like 23 hour layovers, and have been known to book up to 6 on a single award ticket. I try to maximize every stopover and segment… Continue Reading
This is more of a beginner article, but may be useful to you if you’re going abroad for the first time. Airports in many countries follow a completely different system than what you might find in… Continue Reading
I’ve traveled over 400,000 miles for work and much of it is to the same client for weeks at a time, out Monday morning, back Thursday evening – usually at the same hotel. It would be like… Continue Reading
