Dealing with money matters abroad while traveling can be a bit tricky. Tune into learn how to create a system to best optimize them.

Boeing whistleblowers sound alarms on Boeing 777 and 787 aircraft, Lufthansa will debut its long-awaited Allegris product, and United will bring back Multi-Course Meals to its Polaris business class service.

In this episode, we will address a misunderstood topic in the Pointsphere - are your travel rewards REALLY money?

US low-cost carrier Breeze Airways launched a co-branded credit card and revamped its frequent flyer program, Singapore Airlines ends its around the world award tickets, and SAS's exit date from Star Alliance has been finalized.

Credit cards are a great way to create champagne travel experiences on a beer budget. However, credit can be a tricky subject, and you might not always understand how it works. Here, we discuss the general main factors when it comes to determining your creditworthiness, so you can optimize it to get the travel credit cards you want.

The United States' most privileged Trusted Traveler Program has a couple of very important updates, JetBlue switches to dynamic pricing for checked bags, and Air India revamps its frequent flyer program, Flying Returns.

Do you actually need dozens of credit cards to successfully play the points game? Tune into this episode to find out, as well as learn the amount of credit card the host has in his wallet!

Boeing has had a major leadership shakeup, Amex adds another sign-up bonus restriction to its portfolio of Delta cards, and Chase removes a valuable perk on its higher-tier cards.

How do you know if you should pay using cash or travel rewards? How do you know if it's a good deal? We'll cover all of that in this episode.

American Airlines is rolling out major changes to its inflight Wi-Fi offerings, rumors are circling that Southwest Airlines may possibly be eyeing an acquisition, and Qatar Airways is announcing a refresh to their already wildly popular QSuites.