What I’ve Learned About Travel Blogging the Past Year
Hey everyone – I’m Steve. For those of you that haven’t noticed, there’s been another strange voice here at No Mas Coach for the past year. That’s not to say that any of us are completely “normal”. There’s just been a third weird guy that joined the party. Well, today officially marks my one year anniversary at No Mas Coach. It’s pretty crazy how fast time flies by. It felt like...
How to Park in the UK – the JustPark App
Whenever we travel, we almost always rent a car. It is typically marginally more expensive or sometimes less expensive than round trip public transit and allows us the flexibility to take a bunch of side trips that public transit doesn’t allow. The problem that we run into for London is the cost to park at many hotels in the city. Luckily, I came across an app that has saved me hundreds of pounds when we visit. It’s called...
Business Class New York to Asia from Low $1800’s
In our second fare sale for the day, business class fares today are on sale all over the place. Right now, thanks to our friends over at Notiflyr, we are finding flights from New York City to almost anywhere in Asia for $1820 and up. The Skyteam Fare This one is on China Eastern Airlines, and start out at around $1800 to Jakarta. Crediting these to China Eastern will earn you the most miles, but since not many people will find value...
Qatar Airways Qsuite Sale
Over the weekend, we shared some great deals on the Big Three Middle Eastern airlines. The only problem was, you had to start in Manila. Well, today we’re here to help fix that problem. We’ve rounded up some of the best Qatar Airways deals from around the world. Needless to say, there are some real steals in here. The Dates From the US, the best deals generally start early in the summer and continue on through the end of...
Tax Software on Sale at Amazon
Yes yes it’s that time again, Tax Season is upon us, and your email inboxes are about to be full of 1099’s, W-2’s, and more. I’ve used Turbotax for years and typically you can find them on sale at office stores, electronics stores, and more, but right now the best pricing we’ve seen is at Amazon. Best Buy, Target, Intuit, Etc For the product I currently use, the Premier Home and Business, Best Buy shows...
Austin American Airlines Admiral’s Club, Review
One of the great perks of the Citi AAdvantage Executive credit card is the lounge access that it provides to American Airlines Admiral’s Clubs. Without it, there are plenty of airports where we’d be without a lounge. The Austin Admiral’s Club offers a surprisingly large space to relax and recharge before your flights. Location The elevator to the Admiral’s...
Emirates First Class Dubai to Los Angeles A380 Review
Emirates First Class is, without a doubt, one of the most luxurious ways to get from point A to point B on the planet today. From the $1000 cognac, the caviar, wine cellar to the onboard showers, gold plated coffee pots and attention to detail, Emirates First Class is what all over first class products aspire to be. Our $46,000 vacation to the Maldives for only $1,818 Part 1 – Introduction and Planning Part 2...
ME3 Business Class Deals: Asia to Europe from $1,400
When you think of the the Big Three Middle Eastern airlines (Emirates, Qatar, and Etihad), you probably think of blingy, over-the-top experiences. To be honest, you wouldn’t be entirely wrong either. It’s part of what makes them so much fun. While business class deals on Qatar aren’t that rare, Emirates are usually harder to come by. When an Emirates deal pops up, people run. Well, put on your running shoes,...
How you can Exchange Foreign Currency for Lower Fees
While credit cards are accepted now almost everywhere in the world, there’s often a need for cash when you’re traveling abroad. The problem that many travelers often run into is where to find said currency, especially without paying an arm and a leg to do so. I want to focus on both the before-the-trip aspect and during-the-trip aspect, since many people still feel that you MUST have money on you when you travel (hot tip...
Is Mobile Check-In Worthless?
Arguably one of the more potentially useful benefits of a hotel’s app is the option to do a mobile check-in. In theory, you should be able to avoid the lines, go straight to your room, and be on with your day. In reality, it’s a broken system that wastes more time than it gives and actually ends up limiting some of your benefits and guarantees that you would normally be afforded. What should Mobile Check-in Do? In a...
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