Tag Archives: MileagePlus

Don’t miss these increased bonuses on the Marriott and United cards

Posted on August 6, 2014 by wpengine

For a limited time offer you can get an increased bonus on two great Chase credit cards. It seems like they only do these things but once a year, so if you’ve been looking at either the Chase United MileagePlus … Continue reading →

Posted in Chase, Chase Ultimate Reward Points, Credit Cards, Marriott Rewards, United | Tagged argentina, chase, chase credit card, chile, credit card, Fee, hawaii, Marriott Reward, marriott rewards, MileagePlus, New Zealand, travel credit card, travel rewards credit card, United, united airlines, United States | 7 Comments

How to Get More Miles Per Credit Card Application

Posted on April 17, 2014 by wpengine

Playing the mileage game can be fun, but much like a war, a good strategy can differentiate between a loss, win, and a beating! Carefully planning your credit card applications is crucial to winning the overall war. Credit card companies … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged AAdvantage, american express, Barclaycard, credit card, Hawaiian Airlines, InterContinental Hotels Group, marriott rewards, MileagePlus, Super Mario World, United States | 2 Comments

Maximizing United Miles to Europe

Posted on December 5, 2013 by wpengine

Two weeks ago I posted about how American Airlines allows for a single stopover when going to Europe. If you’re the “fat kid underneath the piñata” when it comes to travel, like Brad and I, you’ll be stoked to hear this … Continue reading →

Posted in Europe, Travel Itineraries, United | Tagged American Airlines, frequent flyer miles, Idaho Falls, Istanbul, MileagePlus, Paris, United, United Airline, united airlines, United States | Leave a comment

I Want to Fly to Orlando for Free

Posted on November 8, 2012 by Brad Christensen

We had a great seminar with some of our WorldWanderlusting followers last night and sometimes I’m afraid we make all of this far more complicated than it must be. The simple question? How do I get to Orlando for free? … Continue reading →