Meet our TravelUpdate bloggers! A diverse and unique group of people from around the world in different stages of their life but all with the same goal: to travel. Read their tips, tricks, opinions and personal stories by clicking on any of the bloggers listed below. Don’t forget to stay up to date and follow them on social media and see what they are posting about today.
Our Bloggers
Hello Hello, this is Moli! Welcome to Maple Miles. A tech professional on a weekday, and a global traveler outside of work. I manage my entire family's travel, connecting us across the globe, between Canada (Vancouver is home, for now), India and whatever country comes in between. I love water, so you might always find me either dreaming of a beach, or actually at a beach in my free time.
After igniting his passion for award travel while planning his honeymoon, Ian now enjoys using points and miles to see the world with his wife and three internationally adopted kiddos. He loves dissecting loyalty programs to find maximum value. His goal is to demonstrate that extraordinary travel is possible for the ordinary family. When he's not chronicling his latest adventures with his kids, you might catch him musing over the ever-changing travel industry or complaining about the woes of regional flights.
Max Prosperi is a business major based out of the Midwest. A college student stuck with the task of receiving an education, he still makes time to fly throughout the world. He’s learned how to maximize earning points and miles and travel cheaply even in premium cabins.
Latest from The Unaccompanied Flyer
- Are Your Free Spirit Points At Risk Should Spirit File for Bankruptcy?
- Deal Alert: It’s Back, Get Beats Noise Canceling Headphones for 51% Off, Bose for 43% Off
- An Upgrade to a Peloton Room? What To Expect from Fitness-themed Hotel Rooms
- Transfer American Express Points to Select Partners and Earn Up to a 35% Bonus
- Guide to Admirals Club Partner Lounges: Locations, Access, and Amenities
- Guide: Admirals Club Locations, Access, and Amenities
Hotel & Casino Specialist. I pride myself on economic perspective and efficient travelling, and most recently - restaurant reviews. My goal is to make your travel money go further and experiences more fulfilling.
Latest from The Hotelion
- Sponsored: The Best Hotels in the World Where You Can Gamble at a Casino
- Virtual Casino Nights: A New Trend in Boulder’s Social Scene
- Top 5 Places For College Students To Travel
- Why Traveling Is a More Valuable Experience Than Going to College
- Top 5 Business Ideas for Travelers
- COVID Restaurant Reviews: Park MGM Las Vegas – Primrose, Eataly, Bavette’s Steakhouse
This HappyFlyer is a self-proclaimed tech enthusiast with a passion for travel. She will be writing about her interest in travel gadgets and sharing her best travel tips and unique perspective on travel and other experiences.
Latest from Travel Gadget Reviews
- How Saving Miles for Emergencies had Saved My Behind
- Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Concert Experience in Dublin
- Hotel Review: The Reykjavik EDITION, Iceland
- Blue Lagoon Iceland: All the things You Want to Know Before Your Visit
- Are the Benefits of an IHG Ambassador Program Worth the Upgrade Cost?
- Is Apple’s $89 iPhone Battery Replacement Service Worth it?
Marshall Jackson is an aviation enthusiast and avid cruiser. After 10 years in the airline business, Marshall moved on to a new career that includes plenty of travel and plenty of cruises, and that’s just the way he likes it.
I fly all over the United States as well as a couple of international flights each year. I just visited my 25th country (Greece) now totaling 9 countries in Africa, 7 in Europe, 6 in the Americas and 3 in Asia. I have great priority status but almost always travel economy. I try to show how you can use this good status to enhance your trips, even if you fly coach.
Latest from Travel When You Can
- Update: There is interesting construction at Terminal C at DFW airport
- Update: The changes to the new Terminal F at DFW airport
- The Club MSY at New Orleans International airport
- Visiting Crater Lake National Park in Oregon
- The new Kimpton Santo hotel in San Antonio
- Visiting the island nation of St Kitts and Nevis
If you're into aviation history, flight reviews and the occasional piece of advice you've come to the right place. There's a focus on British Airways, Aer Lingus and the oneworld alliance airlines in particular here, not to mention plenty of avgeekery. Enjoy!
Latest from The Flight Detective
- Revealed: The colourful business class amenity kits at Ethiopian Airlines
- Does anyone remember the flying hotel, the Junkers Ju 90?
- Which airlines did British Airways frequent flyers join after the changes?
- What is British Airways Club Europe like from Cairo to London?
- How does the Aer Lingus travel earlier than scheduled Concierge benefit work?
- Review: Malaysia Airlines Business Class Kuala Lumpur to Sydney
Hi everyone! The travel bug hit me at the age of eight on my first flight and ever since then I’ve loved planning vacations for my friends and family. My goal is to try out new hotel chains and sample the many airline cabins out there. Having been both a city boy and living in the suburbs, I love traveling to all destinations both big and small.
Latest from Takeoff To Travel
- Review: Air India Maharaja Lounge New York (JFK)
- Getting to Montauk from NYC: LIRR & Hampton Ambassador Bus
- Review: Newly Refreshed Montauk Yacht Club
- Review: American Airlines Boeing 737 First Class Chicago to New York
- Hotel Review: Renaissance Chicago Downtown
- Hotel Review: Westin Michigan Avenue Chicago
Conrado is a husband, dog dad, tax attorney, and consultant focused on international transactions. He is an avid chef and believes that through food and travel we can break barriers. With a camera in one hand and a fork in another, Conrado has visited over 35 countries and flown over 2 million miles. Thanks to his work, he has been able to interact with like-minded individuals across the globe and is keenly up-to-date with industry trends and news. Conrado plans to show you the world: one plane, one place, and one plate at a time.
Latest from Checklist to Travel
- American Airlines New Brandon Blackwood Amenity Kits Debuted
- Alaska Airlines Announces First Transatlantic Route to Rome
- Volaris And Hainan Airlines Announce Strategic Partnership
- JetBlue and Brightline Launch Partnership: Fly, Ride, Explore
- Malaysia Airlines Business Suite Review KUL-HND (2019)
- Alaska Airlines Launches Tokyo Flights to Narita on Hawaiian A330s
Bucket List Traveler is a New Jersey native who has lived on the East Coast, West Coast, Hawaii, and currently resides in Germany. He has traveled to 102 countries and loves backpacking, camping, and photography.
Ashish's quest to travel the world was fueled by an insatiable appetite to experience language, culture, people and music all over the world.
By using miles, points and loyalty programs astutely, he has now traveled to 6 continents! A marketing executive by profession, he leverages his marketing acumen to analyze the business side of loyalty programs and travel industry trends.
Latest from The Points Pundit
- 6 cards offering up to 110,000 miles, which one should you get?
- Huge! Changes coming to Amex’s Platinum cards this Fall
- Israel travel advisory, new Amex feature, Chase Transfer bonuses & more…
- ‘New’ Chase Sapphire Reserve, horrific air crash, targeted Chase offers & more…
- New design of the refreshed Chase Sapphire Reserve revealed!
- Air India Crash: Why this one seemed and felt different