The Points Game: How to Travel Free (Or Really Cheap); a Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners
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Ever seen points or miles cards and wondered what they're good for? Or dreamed about going to a far-flung destination, but been deterred by exorbitant cost?
The Points Game will introduce you to a world of free travel and break everything down in an easy to understand way for those who are just beginning. Other travel guides assume you're already aware of how to get started, but this one gives you a warm introduction that won't overwhelm you.
If you follow this guide, I guarantee you will find yourself with enough points and miles to take a free (or really cheap) trip to nearly anywhere in the world within six months. Loaded with practical tips and written with clarity, this guide provides an excellent points and miles foundation that will quickly give you the confidence to book your own free travel.
What are you waiting for? A free trip to anywhere in the world is calling you! Get this guide then get on the plane!
Visit www.thepointsgame.net for more details and resources.
Words: 8,814
Pages: 60 (approx.)
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Table of Contents
01. List of Assumptions
02. Starting Notes
03. Envisioning a Goal
04. Checking Your Credit
05. Choosing an Airline
06. How to Pick a Card (Or Two)
07. Points Vs. Miles (And Their Value)
08. Real Life Examples
09. Score!
10. How to Keep It Going
11. Keeping Track of It All
12. Wonderful Side Effects
13. Final Words
14. Resources
15. About the Author
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Harlan Vaughn is travel enthusiast who has flown all over the world using points and miles. His favorite destinations so far are Montana, Iceland, and Paris - and the list continues to grow.
Ever seen points or miles cards and wondered what they're good for? Or dreamed about going to a far-flung destination, but been deterred by exorbitant cost?
The Points Game will introduce you to a world of free travel and break everything down in an easy to understand way for those who are just beginning. Other travel guides assume you're already aware of how to get started, but this one gives you a warm introduction that won't overwhelm you.
If you follow this guide, I guarantee you will find yourself with enough points and miles to take a free (or really cheap) trip to nearly anywhere in the world within six months. Loaded with practical tips and written with clarity, this guide provides an excellent points and miles foundation that will quickly give you the confidence to book your own free travel.
What are you waiting for? A free trip to anywhere in the world is calling you! Get this guide then get on the plane!
Visit www.thepointsgame.net for more details and resources.
Words: 8,814
Pages: 60 (approx.)
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Table of Contents
01. List of Assumptions
02. Starting Notes
03. Envisioning a Goal
04. Checking Your Credit
05. Choosing an Airline
06. How to Pick a Card (Or Two)
07. Points Vs. Miles (And Their Value)
08. Real Life Examples
09. Score!
10. How to Keep It Going
11. Keeping Track of It All
12. Wonderful Side Effects
13. Final Words
14. Resources
15. About the Author
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Harlan Vaughn is travel enthusiast who has flown all over the world using points and miles. His favorite destinations so far are Montana, Iceland, and Paris - and the list continues to grow.
