ethanconner+FollowFree Marriott Nights From Your Coffee Run?!Who knew your Starbucks habit could score you free hotel stays? A California woman just revealed she’s gotten THREE free nights at Marriott just by linking her Starbucks and Marriott accounts. Every coffee, every treat, every promo = more points. Just buy your usual drinks, rack up bonuses, and watch those hotel nights add up. If you haven’t linked your accounts yet, what are you waiting for? Your next latte could be your ticket to a free getaway! #News #TravelHacks #MarriottBonvoy00Share
Arthur Booker+FollowWould You Pay for a Bed in the Sky?Ever wondered if business class is worth the splurge? American Airlines just rolled out new suites with lie-flat beds, privacy doors, and even pajamas for those marathon flights. The big shift: airlines are making long-haul travel feel more like a hotel stay, but some travelers find the new privacy doors a bit too cozy (read: claustrophobic). If you want to land refreshed, it might be time to start saving those miles! #Business #Industry #TravelHacks00Share
Jennifer Reyes+FollowWould You Take a 29-Hour Flight for Steak?Ever wondered how far people will go for a good steak? China Eastern Airlines is launching the world’s longest commercial flight—Shanghai to Buenos Aires, nearly 29 hours in the air (with a pit stop in Auckland). Why? China wants more direct links to Argentina, home of beef, soy, and lithium. For travelers, it’s a new marathon option to skip layovers and jet straight to South America—just pack your neck pillow and snacks! #Business #Industry #TravelHacks00Share
gregorybrown+FollowSleeping in an Airport Pod: Worth It?Ever wondered what it’s like to crash in one of those tiny airport pods? I tried a $50 capsule hotel during an overnight layover in Bangkok. The pod was surprisingly comfy and came with water, earplugs, and USB ports, but the midnight trek to the public bathroom (in slippers!) was a little awkward. Not ideal for groups, but for solo travelers, it’s a game-changer for layovers. Would you try it? #News #TravelHacks #AirportLife00Share
Jerry Clark+FollowWould You Ever Want a 15-Hour Flight?Ever wished your flight would last longer? That’s what happened to a traveler on Air India’s new business-class from Newark to New Delhi. The seat was basically a private suite, with endless snacks, a social lounge, and even pajamas. The real market shift? Airlines are turning long-haul flights into mini luxury hotels, hoping you’ll actually look forward to that 15-hour haul. If you’re saving up for a splurge, this is the way to do it! #Business #Industry #TravelHacks01Share
Jennifer Reyes+FollowSouthwest’s New Travel Hack: Europe on One TicketCoffee break tip: Starting 2026, you can book a single ticket to hop from your local airport to Europe, thanks to Southwest’s new team-up with Condor Airlines. This means less stress juggling bookings and more time planning what to eat in Paris or Berlin. The travel game is changing—budget flyers now get more seamless trips across the pond. Next time you’re dreaming of Europe, you might just get there with your favorite U.S. airline. #Business #Industry #TravelHacks00Share
robertjones+FollowJetBlue 25 for 25: Our Wild Weekend Flight QuestWould you spend $7K just to fly to 25 different cities for airline perks? That’s exactly what Steve and his 10-year-old son did for JetBlue’s 25 for 25 challenge! They’ve hit up cities coast-to-coast, sometimes eating breakfast in Nantucket, lunch in DC, and dinner in Orlando—all in one day. The best part? They’re scoring 25 years of Mosaic status and a mountain of points. Plus, they found a whole community of fellow travel hackers along the way! #News #JetBlue #TravelHacks10Share
