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Greg, The Frequent Miler's articles predominantly focus on personal finance aspects related to travel, credit cards, loyalty programs, and hotel/airline reviews. His content heavily features investment analysis and review-type pieces.
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It is important to note that Greg does not have a specific geographic focus but rather concentrates on topics related to personal finance within the context of travel and hospitality industries.
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By: Greg The Frequent Miler
Federico Boyd helped lead the secret movement that won Panama’s independence from Colombia in 1903, and he co-headed the provisional government that quickly won U.S. recognition. That break from Colombia, which had rejected the canal treaty, cleared the way for the United States to build the Panama Canal. Now, the Boyd family’s historic home in […]
By: Greg The Frequent Miler
This morning, I checked out of my Medellín hotel, enjoyed my Avianca business class flight to Miami, transited cheaply to Fort Lauderdale, and then used my Resy credit for an awesome dinner. It was an unusually easy-breezy transition day. Trip Overview Medellín hotel For my two nights in Medellín, I stayed in the Golden Valley […]
By: Greg The Frequent Miler
I previously teased that I had scrapped my original plan for getting to Melbourne in favor of a crazy new and potentially controversial plan. Today, I’ll explain. Trip Overview United Cardholder Availability (the potentially controversial part) Early in my trip planning, I set up alerts to watch for business class awards to Australia and New […]
Since my last check-in, I flew from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to Melbourne, Australia. The route wasn’t ideal, but the longest part, the 15-hour flight from Los Angeles to Sydney, was great. Trip Overview Booking details My 90K United award (which I explained yesterday) routed as follows: Fort Lauderdale to Cleveland, United Economy Cleveland to Los […]
What a great day in Melbourne! I arrived in the early afternoon and met up with Nick. We spent the afternoon strolling around town and soaking up the city’s coffee culture. In the evening, we admired street art, crawled Melbourne’s hidden speakeasies, and met up with Tim at the final, and arguably best, stop of […]
I’m now comfortably back home after a terrific Wild Card trip to Panama, Colombia, and Melbourne. I loved my trip, but there’s no question that Nick and Tim’s trips were more impressive. Congratulations to both for showing us all how it should be done. That said, I want to shine a bit more light on […]
I’m determined to earn Air France KLM Flying Blue Platinum elite status. Three features of Platinum status are particularly compelling to me: 1) better access to lowest-level awards (such as 60K for business class between the U.S. and Europe); 2) the ability to change and cancel awards for free; and 3) immunity from “Light Fare” […]
I’m not particularly proud of the Wild Card trip I planned. I mean, there were definitely great parts. I stayed in fantastic hotels and creatively used Bonvoy points to book a great United flight at a great value. Other than that one big United flight, though, the rest of my flight bookings were subpar. Sure, […]
By: Greg The Frequent Miler
Delta charges roughly three zillion SkyMiles (give or take) for international Delta One flights. But… if you can find award availability on Delta’s partners, and if none of the flights touch North America, you can do really well. With that in mind, I think I’ve found the single best-value Delta award in the world… Asia […]
Right on the heels of Rove adding Copa, Citi has quietly done the same. Citi ThankYou Rewards points now transfer to Copa ConnectMiles. Copa has some unique sweet spots, such as Emirates with no surcharges, a free stopover, and two open-jaws on round-trip awards. 1:1 Transfers Effective immediately, points transfer 1:1 from Citi to Copa […]
