|
This issue of our newsletter brought to you by the Daily Drop Pro Newsletterโ Hello Reader, ๐งญ Where in the World?As you read this, we're in the air flying home to Minneapolis from Paris after a nearly two month-jaunt around Europe, mostly on our Eurail passes. To sum up, we visited Rome, Florence, Venice and Padua, Italy; Ljubljana, Slovenia; Zagreb, Croatia; Graz and Salzburg, Austria; Bratislava, Slovakia; Nuremberg, Germany; and Strasbourg, France. Exhausting and exhilarating all at once. Watch our Facebook page and the blog for more on this trip. We'll start writing more once we take a nap. ๐ธ This Week's Best Deals in Travel (It's Cyber Monday!)
๐๏ธ Travel News From Around the Web
โ๏ธ Points and Miles NewsAs usual, because of banking regulation, we can't name this card here, but I think we can tell you that there's no annual fee, and you'll get an immediate $200 gift card just for signing up. No minimum spend! If you're a frequent user of a certain online retailer, and you don't have this card, you're really missing out on some great benefits. But apply soon because this offer ends at 6 p.m. EST on Dec. 5! ๐ What We're ReadingSpurred by our visit to Nuremberg, Germany last week, Tom is reading The Nazi and the Psychiatrist by our friend and college classmate Jack El-Hai, about the Nuremberg trials of the Nazi war criminals after World War II. The book is currently being made into a movie called Nuremberg starring Russell Crowe. For our previous recommendations, check out this list. โTravel Quote of the WeekโSpecial European Christmas Market-inspired quote: A group of crows is called a murder. A group of people walking slowly in front of me is called a motive. โ Abby Heugel Happy travels, Kris and Tom
P.S. What more can we do for you? Reply to this newsletter and ask us anything. Do you like this email? Please forward it to a friend! Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up here. Are you planning to book a trip soon?
Some other recommendations from our partners:
Travel Past 50 is part of affiliate sales networks and receives compensation for sending traffic to partner sites. This compensation may impact how and where links appear on this site. This site does not include all financial companies or all available financial offers. |
Since 2010, we've traveled to more than 80 countries. Our goal for our newsletter is to help you travel more, better, and for less money. We do that through our travel tips posts and destination guides. Sign up to see how we can help you achieve your travel goals.
Hello Reader, We've always told you: when you're planning a trip, skip past the top Google or AI results and go find a personal travel blogger whose voice you like. Their advice goes deeper, and it's actually theirs. So this week we teamed up with a group of fellow travel creators to put together a collection of free Europe planning resources. Grab whatever's useful, skip the rest, and bookmark the ones you like for later. ๐ช๐บ Free Europe Travel Resources A note: signing up for any of these...
Hello Reader, ๐งญ Where in the World? Now that the Minnesota State Fair is over and Labor Day has passed, the rest of the year seems entirely too short. Thatโs why a lot of people โ in the Midwest, at least โ are squeezing in little road trips. Itโs a great time to take in the scenery and make visits to places you missed over the summer. Fall color maps are available now. (It's not just the Midwest โ New England is in here, too.) And, for those who didnโt get enough of the farm vibe at the...
Hello Reader, Somewhere in Ecuador, 2010. ๐งญ Where in the World? We were just reminded this week by a Facebook prompt that itโs been 16 years since we picked up and moved to Quito, Ecuador. That was the first step, and it was also the longest weโve stayed in one place since: nine months. I canโt say we had a plan in mind beyond that first stop, which might explain why weโve rarely, if ever, been disappointed by our travels. (Unhappy? Move on.) The highlights? Our compass leads us to new places...