I have had a few join that are foodies, others that love Disney and one ol' bloke who is "free to a good home" (thanks DAD) and I would LOVE to hear your fav travel destinations and WHY! We all love a good "why would I go there" so we can all add it to the bucket list. And when I say Bucket list, I mean, the places you WILL GO!

1. Save Money on Travel 2. Access Luxury Travel Experiences 3. Travel More Often 4. Be Rewarded for Everyday Spending 5. Flexibility and Freedom Activity: Write down three benefits of travel hacking that resonate most with you and add them into the general discussion. How could these benefits impact your travel habits?

Take a moment to think about your travel aspirations and write them here in the comments: What are your top 3 dream destinations? These are mine: - Destination 1: Antartica - Destination 2: Amalfi Coast - Destination 3: Seychelles WHY? 1. Antarctica A remote and untouched paradise with incredible views and majestic wildlife like penguins and whales that I absolutely love to see. Perfect for kayaking, hiking, and total seclusion. 2. Amalfi Coast, Italy I’m a HUGE foodie and gawd damn love pasta, seafood, and wine. Add in secluded beaches and scenic cliffside villages, and it’s a dream come true. Private boat tours and hiking? Yes, please! 3. Seychelles Pristine beaches, vibrant marine life, and Creole cuisine make this the ultimate escape. Perfect for snorkelling, hiking, and discovering hidden islands. What type of travel experiences excite you the most? - Luxury (e.g., Business Class flights, 5-star hotels)  - Adventure (e.g., hiking, diving, safaris)  - Family-friendly (e.g., theme parks, kid-friendly resorts)  - Cultural (e.g., museums, historical sites, festivals)  - Relaxation (e.g., beaches, wellness retreats)  What is your travel goal for the next 12 months? Example: "Take a family holiday to Bali," "Fly Business Class to Europe," or "Go on a wellness retreat. Won't take you long - what are your dream holiday destinations? I might have a deal for that EXACT place.

I have a question that I believe many people would love to know the answer: when booking a trip where you do not know the exact return date what is the best way to typically approach this? Further context on my situation: - I am travelling to Bali in June and want to try to book as early as possible. - The fact that that has stopped me so far is not knowing my exact return date with some uncertainty around when I may be needed in Australia during my planned return in late July. - I also recently just got a personal AMEX to maximise my rewards as per the Travel blueprint. - I am somewhat stuck around how to decide which airline to choose and whether to buy a Flexi ticket or simply buy each leg one at a time. - Is there a decision framework to help make a good decision around this based on if someone has a frequent flyer membership or a certain amount of reward points?

@Ben Killen had some great questions today about this very subject - Jump into my live call happening Tuesday 6pm to learn about your options and working out your best decision framework to get this right!