Travels with Tech
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Sony WF-1000XM5 Review: My Favorite ANC Travel Earbuds
When earbuds seamlessly integrate into your daily routine, it’s easy to forget to review them. The Sony WF-1000XM5s have become just that for me. After nearly a year of consistent use, hereβs my in-depth look at these impressive earbuds. Disclosure: I am not affiliated with Sony. I did not receive any monetary or other incentives…
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How to get Seamless Unlimited Data Worldwide (Kind of)
Cellular data while traveling abroad has become more of a necessity than a luxury these days. We’re constantly relying on transit apps, checking out restaurant reviews, and seeking out other essential information. But finding a reliable, hassle-free solution for international data can often be a challenge.
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InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown Review: Luxury Fades to Disappointment
InterContinental, part of IHG’s selection of “Lifestyle & Luxury” hotels, caters to travelers seeking refined experiences. Alongside brands like Kimpton and Regent, it’s among IHG’s upscale offerings. Today, let’s delve into the InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown.
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You can earn 3x Alaska Miles with Bilt and the Alaska Airlines Visa Signature
If you’re a renter, using the Bilt service to pay rent is a fantastic way to accumulate points for future travel. Previously, Bilt reward points were transferable to American Airlines, but this option has now been replaced. Alaska Airlines is the new partner. Alaska Airlines Visa credit card holders will now earn 3x miles on…
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American Express cardholders get free access to Point.me
American Express has teamed up with Point.me to enhance the utilization of your Amex Reward Points. As of March of this year, American Express cardholders can enjoy complimentary access to Point.me. Point.me is a tool that allows you to quickly search for ways to use your points to redeem plane tickets via the 20 airline…
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Global Entry, NEXUS, and SENTRI Fees Increasing to $120
Starting October 1st, 2024, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection will be aligning all three trusted traveler programs’ fees to $120. For the NEXUS program, this marks a sharp $70 increase from their original $50 fee. Meanwhile, it’s a more modest $20 increase for the Global Entry program, and for SENTRI participants, it’s a slight…