
Owning a business changed how I travel — completely by accident. Using credit card points, I've taken my family of six to an all-inclusive resort in Cancun for a week, flown six of us there for around $1,500, and I have an 11-day trip to Hawaii planned for about $400 out of pocket.
This 18-page guide breaks down exactly how I do it — the specific cards I use, how I route my spending, when to use points vs. cash, and the mistakes that quietly waste people the most value. It's built for business owners with real monthly spend, not the "open ten cards and rotate them" advice you'll find everywhere else.
And if you're not quite there yet with business-level spend, the same strategy still works for you — but as a warning, it will take a little longer to see the same results as I describe in this guide, since points build with whatever you're spending, business or personal.
Inside, you'll get the exact cards I use and why, how to build a points strategy around your real spend, four real trips broken down with the actual numbers behind them, the mistakes that cost people the most value, a one-page quick-reference sheet to check before you book, and a worksheet to evaluate whether any card is actually worth its fee.
If you want travel value without opening a new card every few months or turning this into a second job, this is built for you.