The publisher of HOW TO WIN AT TRAVEL says, “Whether you're a young adult traveling solo, a road warrior business traveler, a growing family looking for new experiences, or a retiree ready to explore the world, reach for this guide to plan an unforgettable trip.” That’s actually a great list of the many types of travelers to whom this book could appeal. The author, Brian Kelly, is the Founder of The Points Guy (TPG), and he shares his accumulated wisdom about participating in loyalty programs, gathering points and miles, and choosing credit cards. For example, he writes about creating a travel budget equal to roughly ten percent of your after-tax income and then points out many ways to save or stretch your funds. In addition, he offers suggestions for handling jet lag, planning (and insuring!) your dream trip, and even travel etiquette. This is a very accessible text with many useful pointers. Combine it with a list like the annual 52 Places to Go from the New York Times. Enjoy!
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