Jane Frye
The Points Guy
New York, NY, United States
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Off-the-beaten path in Bali: 10 ways to see the island beyond the beach
Multi-faceted and alluring in a multitude of different ways, there’s a reason Bali is known as the Island of the Gods. The island boasts some of the world’s → Read More
Thinking of switching to hard-shell luggage? These are the pros and cons.
I've been pulling around a trusty pair of nesting soft-sided Samsonite bags for the last few years that have served my husband and I well for our travels → Read More
Cheers! 5 up-and-coming English wine regions worth visiting
When one thinks of planning a vacation to a wine region, England is typically not the first country to come to mind. But in fact, England is a real → Read More
Honoring 9/11 crew: A former flight attendant on his quest to push a beverage cart from BOS to NYC
The 20th anniversary of 9/11 is coming up, and former flight attendant Paul "Paulie" Veneto is embarking on the mission of a lifetime to honor the flight crew → Read More
Unsung Heroes: The Tampa airport police chief on being a better traveler — and staying out of jail
With more than 60,000 passengers, employees, and visitors passing through each day (90,000 in pre-pandemic, ‘normal’ times), Tampa International Airport (TPA) → Read More
Everything you wanted to know about HBO's 'The White Lotus' resort — and how to book
If you're one of the 1.9 viewers who tuned into last week's finale of "The White Lotus" and are still wandering around humming the spooky-but-catchy theme → Read More
A royal surprise: The king of the Netherlands may be your next KLM pilot
Many celebrities love flying airplanes — think John Travolta with a 707 parked at his house at a fly-in community in Florida. Or Tom Cruise, Harrison Ford and → Read More
More airlines follow United's lead, require staff to be vaccinated
On the heels of United's announcement today that it would be requiring all employees to be vaccinated, Frontier has announced a similar policy. → Read More
No gear? No Problem: How one company is making camping more accessible with its rental service
If you're anything like me — someone who loves the outdoors but doesn't spend as much time traversing them as I'd like — chances are not having the right gear → Read More
A 14-year-old AvGeek-in-training gets the aviation experience of a lifetime
When it comes to traveling with kids, our motto here at TPG is "start 'em young." When it comes to building a love for aviation, 14-year-old Kael Wilson puts → Read More
Citi adds American Airlines as a temporary transfer partner
On Sunday, Citi made waves in the points and miles world by announcing a new transfer partner for its ThankYou Rewards program: American Airlines, as first → Read More
A day in the life: What it's like to travel through an airport and on a plane as a wheelchair user
Gabrielle deFiebre was heading from New York to Phoenix on Delta flight 733 back in May when her wheelchair was damaged by employees in an incident recorded → Read More
What does accessible travel mean to you?
We're kicking off Accessible Travel Week here at TPG with a discussion about what "accessible" actually means. The truth is accessible travel can mean many → Read More
Philadelphia's Motto by Hilton at Rittenhouse Square: Blink and you'll miss it
"Did we pass it?" I asked my Uber driver. → Read More
Celebrate the Grape Outdoors With Ponga Sauvignon Blanc
Read on to learn about Ponga Sauvignon Blanc, and what cracking open a bottle of wine by the campfire can teach you about New Zealand. → Read More
Is expensive luggage worth it?
A few weeks ago, a lively debate went down amongst the TPG team over Slack: Is expensive luggage worth it? → Read More
Flights without co-pilots? Why this could be bad news for passengers
Last week, Cathay Pacific and Airbus were reported to be working together to enable long-haul flights on the A350 to operate with a "reduced crew," meaning → Read More
US-Canada border reopening update: Here's what we know
There have been signs of life as of late when it comes to the US-Canada border finally reopening after being closed for more than a year. → Read More
Philadelphia is open for business: Here's what you need to know to plan a trip
Philadelphia is having a moment: The Sixers are in the playoffs, there's a new Four Seasons with a pool that dreams are made of, a new Centurion Lounge at the → Read More
Travel is back — and that means it's time for a luggage upgrade
Remember stocking up on back-to-school supplies as a kid? The thrill of walking into the classroom with a new pair of shoes or backpack? → Read More