[bigletter]Travel to Caribbean Carnival is a costly lifestyle. In this blog, I am going to reveal 20 ways that you can save money on your future trips.[/bigletter]
[bigletter]Frontline with the giant backpack? Check. A five-star hotel with a killer beach and sunset views? Double-check. In this blog, I give you a rundown on how I leveraged my hotel and credit card points to score a four-night stay in the Cayman Islands to participate in Caymas 2023[/bigletter]
[bigletter]Complimentary upgrades, priority boarding and free checked luggage...Earning status with your favorite airline saves you money. 53% of my followers fly American Airlines to get to the Caribbean. In this blog, I am going to detail 5 ways to accelerate your status and miles earnings.[/bigletter]
[bigletter]Not call Carnival jumps in the Caribbean will cost you an arm and a leg. Here are some carnival events abroad that just might be kinder on your wallet, and cheaper than your popular US events. Check it out![/bigletter]
[bigletter]If you are reading this, chances are you live in the United States and are more likely to experience your first jump on US soil. By all means, attend a smaller event to get your feet wet. But I will explain why you should look to your next Caribbean Carnival experience overseas.[/bigletter]
[bigletter]Saint Lucia carnival 2022 was so nice, that I've gotta do it twice. Here's everything you need to start planning your trip to Saint Lucia Carnival 2023.[/bigletter]
[bigletter]A travel credit card is a fantastic tool that you can leverage to accelerate the points and miles you can use for future travel. But you may want something other than a card with an annual fee. Here is my list of no-annual fee travel credit cards you can consider.[/bigletter]
[bigletter]If you are a carnival newbie, you'll quickly find the more popular United States Caribbean Carnival events on your radar. But there are 15 other Caribbean Carnival events in the United States. Chances are, one of them is in your backyard.[/bigletter]
[bigletter]People commonly ask me what travel credit cards I recommend. My response is that it really depends on who is using the card, and what they hope to get out of its use. In this blog, I talk about some things you should consider before taking the plunge on your next travel credit card application. Read on! [/bigletter]