Here is some of the best travel news and notes from around the Internet:
- A report on how government officials fly
- Here are 4 travel apps for your next trip, though personally I prefer Osmand over maps.me
- If you just can’t get enough me, me me! 😀 – I was featured in an article over on Paste Magazine about travel hacking
- Family Travel for Real Life is coming back to Orlando! I am still trying to figure out if I can make it there but if you’re interested in talking with other like minded travel folks, it’s a great conference and very reasonably priced!
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Up for more travel news? Here’s the previous installment: One of the most hilarious trip reports I’ve read in awhile
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This is a very informative post because we almost all of us are using credit cards for everything. We always overspend and never mind of the how much we can pay. We should be more cautious of our money.
I think that you can certainly use credit cards effectively, but it’s certainly true that it can be difficult to do for some