Brad Ramirez+FollowCruise Hacks You’ll Wish You Knew SoonerCruise fever is real—37.7 million people are setting sail! If you want to score the best deals for 2026, here’s the inside scoop: 1) Pick Caribbean routes for built-in beach days. 2) Try one-way ‘repositioning’ cruises for major savings. 3) Book interior or ‘guaranteed’ cabins for the lowest rates. 4) Splurge on perks like drink or spa packages. 5) Book during ‘wave season’ (Jan–March) for discounts. 6) Rebook onboard for future deals. Cruise pros swear by these tricks! #Travel #CruiseDeals #TravelHacks30Share
Christina Davis+FollowWhich Airline Gets You There On Time?Booking a flight soon? Here’s a travel hack: Delta is your best bet for on-time arrivals in the US, according to a new report. Surprisingly, budget-friendly Spirit Airlines outperformed United and American this year, despite some turbulence of its own. If you hate waiting around at the airport, check these rankings before you book—your future self will thank you! #Business #TravelHacks #FlightTips10Share
Brad Ramirez+FollowCostco Travel: Secret Hack for Cheap Vacays?Did you know Costco isn’t just for bulk snacks? Their travel service is a game-changer for budget trips—think cruises, vacation bundles, and rental cars, all with perks like onboard credits or shop cards. People are raving about scoring crazy deals and top-notch customer service. But heads up: you’ll need a Costco membership, and the hotel/flight options aren’t endless. If you love convenience and savings, it might be your new go-to! #Travel #CostcoTravel #TravelHacks10Share
Dr. Michael Henson+FollowDisney World magic without the ticket priceTurns out, you don’t need a park ticket to soak up some of Disney World’s best experiences! Many Disney resort restaurants welcome everyone, and you can even meet costumed characters during meals—no admission required. Disney Springs is open to all, with nightly entertainment, live music, and street performers. For animal lovers, stroll around Animal Kingdom Lodge to spot zebras and giraffes for free, or dine at Sanaa for a view of the wildlife. And the iconic fireworks? Just head to the beaches or hotels along the monorail for a perfect view. Who else has tried these Disney hacks? #Travel #DisneyWorld #TravelHacks00Share
Justin Dixon+FollowChatGPT Nailed My $2K Vacation PlansVacation planning is usually a headache, but I let ChatGPT do all the work—and it totally delivered! For under $2,000, it gave me three killer trips: a beachy escape to Puerto Vallarta, a scenic California road trip, and a foodie/music adventure in New Orleans. Each came with day-by-day plans and a real budget breakdown. Honestly, I’m shook at how much travel you can get for less than you think. Would you trust AI to plan your next getaway? #Travel #TravelHacks #AITravel00Share
Vincent Perry+FollowWould You Cross the World’s Longest Bridge?Imagine skipping the ferry lines and driving straight from Italy’s boot to Sicily in just 10 minutes! That’s the dream behind the Messina Bridge—a mega project that’s been centuries in the making. If it ever gets built (lots of legal and local drama), it’ll be a game-changer for tourists and locals, slashing travel time and boosting jobs. But with big price tags and environmental worries, this bridge has a bumpy road ahead. #Business #Industry #TravelHacks21Share
Robin Long+FollowAtlanta’s new way to skip airport baggage linesNo more waiting at baggage claim or lugging suitcases through the airport—an Atlanta startup called Reclaim is shaking up travel for locals. They’ll pick up your bags from your home, slap on a serial number, and track everything until it’s safely at your hotel or the airport. You can even check live camera footage of your luggage in transit. Soon, they’ll offer direct delivery to your final destination. Imagine starting your trip hands-free! Would you trust a service like this with your bags? Let’s hear your thoughts! #News #Atlanta #TravelHacks00Share
robertjones+FollowWould you fly six times in a day for perks?One San Francisco traveler just took airline loyalty to a whole new level—he hopped on six flights in 12 hours, all for about $500, just to clinch United’s Platinum status. That means three free checked bags, early boarding, and priority check-in for the rest of the year. He mapped out short hops between cities like Reno, Sacramento, and LA, even using Google Gemini to optimize his route. Some folks say it’s not worth the hassle, but for him, it was about the thrill and the perks. Would you ever go this far for travel rewards? Let’s hear your thoughts! #News #TravelHacks #UnitedAirlines00Share
sperkins+FollowCruise Tipping Drama: Luggage Porters EditionEver wondered how much to tip those porters hustling your bags at the cruise terminal? Carnival cruisers are spilling the tea: most say $5 per bag is the sweet spot, but some go as low as $1-2. If your bags are heavy or the service is extra, $10 isn’t unheard of. And yes, tipping is optional, but it’s definitely the norm if you want your luggage treated right! #Travel #CruiseTips #TravelHacks00Share
peterfoster+FollowAirline Miles Just Got Harder to EarnHeads up, budget travelers: American Airlines just made it tougher to rack up those free flights. If you book the cheapest basic economy ticket, you won’t earn any miles or loyalty perks anymore. This means you’ll need to pay more for those little extras, like upgrades or free trips. The trend? More airlines are quietly making their cheapest fares less rewarding, so your travel points game might need a rethink! #Business #Industry #TravelHacks10Share
