Here is some of the best travel news and notes from around the Internet:
- A lot is often made of airline on-time statistics, but Travel Skills points out a great reason why they’re essentially useless
- I’ve mentioned my dabblings in reselling (they were better than my gift card reselling adventures, which were a total flop). Â Doctor of Credit features a guest post from Oren’s Money Savers with an in-depth reselling tutorial. Â This is Part 4 of the tutorial, and the whole series is worth a read.
Here we are this summer hanging out at Mt. Rushmore
- My family was featured in an article over on CreditWalk – Family Travel: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly – read about our adventures, along with 8 other families who travel anywhere from occasionally to full-time
- Speaking of family travel, I enjoyed Lonely Planet’s 10 tips for hiking with kids – as you can imagine, one of the first ones is “start slow!”
- One of the items on my travel bucket list is to take the Island Hopper, which is a flight that goes from Hawaii to Guam by way of Majuro, Kwajalein Atoll, Kosrae, Pohnpei, and Chuuk. Â MileValue shares how he booked this flight and more for only 47,500 United miles
Up for more travel news? Â Here’s the previous installment:Â Single women taxi trouble, hilarious hotel requests, inaugural flights, selfie sticks, and a new beta program
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Dan Miller travels with his wife and 6 (SIX!) children. He loves to help families travel for free / cheap, especially larger families. If you are looking for help, drop him an email at
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