I know I’m lagging way behind in my trip reports. First, I managed to catch a nasty bug in Thailand that just wouldn’t go away, and second, it’s a freaking tragedy when your day job interferes with your hobby. đ Sorry about that. This is a long post/ Just a fair warning. Previous posts:… Continue Reading
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Siem Reap: Angkor Wat and Other Wats, Day Two, AM
Previous posts: Siem Reap, Cambodia: Ten Tips for the First-Time Visitor (Frugal Travel Guy) Siem Reap: Angkor Wat and Other Wats, Intro Siem Reap: Angkor Wat and Other Wats, Day One On the second day, bright and early (around 8:00 or something) I was meeting a guide named Tom (or Thom, your guess is as good as mine). Tom is… Continue Reading
Last Chance Before United and Virgin Devaluations
As you probably know, starting February 1, United will drastically devalue its redemptions levels on partners. The worst increases (up to 84%) are for the First and Business class seats to Europe and Asia. If within the next year, you are planning on travelling on Star partners such as Lufthansa or Asiana but don’t know… Continue Reading
Trip Report: Angkor Wat and More Wats, Cambodia. Day One.
Siem Reap Intro Siem Reap, Cambodia: Ten Tips for the First-Time Visitor (Frugal Travel Guy) Le Meridian, SPG Category 3 hotel available for 7K points a night is a nice property with a stunning, albeit shallow, pool. As a Gold, I was upgraded to their âdeluxeâ room and received two free drinks and free internet. The… Continue Reading
New (again) 100,000-mile offer: Citi and AA Up the Ante!
Just on Monday, I wrote about two new AAdvantage offers from the Citi Exectutive credit card, and now there is a new development. Citi is offering a publicly available 100,000-mile offer and $200-statement credit if you don’t mind spending $10,000 in three months and a $450 annual fee. And of course, it gives you and your family… Continue Reading
Monday MishMash, 01.27.14: New AA Bonus, I Caught a Bug, My First Rental Dent Ever, and More
Dent and Sickness Good news first, My dent is not that bad. My rental was parked in front of the hotel registration building for twenty minutes and when I exited the building this is what I saw. Am I 100% positive it hadn’t happened earlier at some other place? No, but I’m almost sure… Continue Reading
Siem Reap, Cambodia. Angkor Wat and More Wats. Intro.
Please read my post  at Frugal Travel Guide:  Siem Reap, Cambodia: Ten Tips for the First-Time Visitor Not unlike Peruvian village Aguas Calientas that is thriving due to its proximity to Machu Picchu, Siem Reap, a town in rural Cambodia is prospering too, serving hordes of tourists visiting Angkor Wat. There is nothing else in… Continue Reading
Back to the Writing Desk After Siem Reap and Bangkok…
I’m traveling in South East Asia and have been slacking lately, sorry. đ All that flying, riding, driving… Take its toll, you know. It’s also lucky that there hasn’t been anything new in our little mile-and-point universe, either, otherwise I would feel a little guilty. Well, sometimes lack of news is good news. I will take… Continue Reading
Asiana First Class Suite JFK-ICN Flight Review
Iâm writing this in an Asiana first-class suite on route from JFK to ICN. A superbly comfortable seat/bed, excellent level of privacy, caviar service, a humongous flat panel TV…  I could get used to flying like this, you know. Only I won’t. In just two-week time, the dreadful United devaluation comes into effect, and that coveted… Continue Reading
My Epic South East Asia Trip–Introduction
I know, epic? Everyone has their own definition of an Epic trip. To some, epic means a six-month round-the-world trip. To others–a long-awaited and meticulously prepared family trip to Disney World. To me, an epic trip occurs when three conditions are met. 1. The trip should have longer than a 10-day span and… 2. The trip should cover an… Continue Reading
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