Who are the Chase Ultimate Rewards airline and hotel transfer partners?

Chase Ultimate Rewards points are one of the most valuable reward currencies you can have in your wallet. Aside from possibly earning 1 to 8 points per dollar spent on select Chase-branded credit cards, you can maximize their value by transferring your hard-earned Ultimate Rewards points to one of the issuer’s 13 airline and hotel…

Alaska’s Glacier Bay National Park & Preserve: The complete guide

Among North America’s best-known national parks, Glacier Bay is a bit of an outlier. Unlike Yellowstone or Yosemite, you can’t visit Glacier Bay on a road trip. There are no roads leading into the park, and the only way to reach it is by small plane, boat or ship. There’s also little infrastructure within the…

Credit cards with free airport lounge access for authorized users

The joys of an airport lounge are even better when shared. From complimentary food and drinks to premium amenities like showers and quiet rooms, lounges are a reprieve from chaotic terminals and hurried travelers. If you’re traveling with a companion, it’s likely you’d want them to join you when you visit. While many rewards cards…

Flying Japan Airlines first class for 80K American Airlines AAdvantage miles

It’s one of the best sweet spots in the world of points and miles: You can book Japan Airlines business or first class using miles from the frequent flyer programs of its U.S. partners, like American Airlines and Alaska Airlines. It’s a redemption that has plenty of nostalgia for me, too. Japan Airlines was my…

Best international phone plans for travel

Not long ago, most travelers were offline outside their home country whenever they weren’t on a hotel or public Wi-Fi network. But having a reliable cellphone connection while traveling outside the U.S. has become increasingly important to many travelers. Here at TPG, we frequently field questions about the best international phone plans. However, many travelers…

What you need to know about Sonder if you have a canceled or upcoming reservation

Last Monday, a TPG reader arrived in Toronto, expecting to spend the next four days at a cute boutique hotel, The Slate, in the Entertainment District. But when she arrived at the property, which was operated by Sonder, she was shocked to be greeted by locked doors — and an eviction notice. The notice announced…