January 11, 2023
Podcast 5. How You Can Visit Hawaii for Nearly Free
Pam
The “omg, pinch me, is this really happening?” Type moments of life are not just reserved for Disney characters and fairytale stories. Surreal and once-in-a-lifetime moments are possible for every traveler!
Seeing pictures and videos on the internet is one thing, but living it is something different. All three of us can look back at moments and memories we have been able to create because of points and miles that still take our breath away.
The best part is we never experienced these moments alone; taking our friends and family along for the journey is what makes it all worth it. Things and items fade, but memories last a lifetime. If you want to leave a lasting legacy and give your kids the gift of travel, this episode is for you!
One of our go-to spots for family vacations is the beautiful islands of Hawaii! Most people assume that a trip like this would take years to save points for. However, with the tips and tricks we have picked up over the years, we have found that a trip to Hawaii is one of the best and simplest trips to pay for with points and miles! Some of us even capitalize on a Hawaiian vacation every year. (Almost totally free!)
Maybe you are more of a mountain climber or city thrill seeker than a beach babe! Either way, we want to help get you there. In this episode, we share everything you need to know about the best destinations to take the kids, what trips we have planned for 2023 and how we are making them happen, the most magical pool in the USA, the best locations we have been to so far, and more!
If you are new to the world of award travel, you’ll also learn our top pick for hotel credit cards and advice on getting started! What’s your dream destination? Let us know by reaching out to us via the links below!
More Of What’s Inside:
- Marriott or Hilton? Our top pick and why
- How to get to Hawaii on Southwest
- Jaw-dropping views we will never forget
- How we book our flights and hotels with points
- A British Airways tip all the pros use
- The benefits of having your parents with you on a trip
- How we travel to Hawaii for almost to free
- Why Hawaii is so special for Alex and her family
- The moments we could have only experienced through points and miles
- When we saw celebrities in our hotel
- And much more!
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Episode Minute By Minute:
- 0:02 What’s inside today’s episode
- 1:46 The best hotels in Hawaii that take points
- 5:11 The best places we have stayed in Hawaii
- 13:24 Best place to take to the kids
- 18:16 The flights we take to get to Hawaii
- 22:01 One of Pam’s top tips for award travel
- 27:34 The different ways to book your trip
- 34:57 Why we recommend Hyatt for beginners
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