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48 Hours In Stockholm: Where To Eat, What To Do, Must See’s & More
So, Stockholm eh? Great choice. The city of ABBA, obscure meats and old towns is so much fun, and so worth it. Even if you’ve only got a few hours, or a weekend, there’s so much you can cram in to just a little bit of time. Stockholm is one of the most manageable cities…
World’s Best Business Class: ANA Or Qatar Airways?
For nearly two years, Qatar Airways sat atop the business class throne, alone. There was the Qsuite, privacy doors, big screen tv’s and bespoke touches and all — and about a mile behind – every other airlines next best. In August, 2019, Japan’s All Nippon Airways – better known as ANA – had something to…
Digital Nomads: “Ruining” Local Communities, Or Helping Growth?
With each day, more and more people are becoming digital nomads and setting out to travel the world. Not only does it sound cool — it kind of is. Being a digital nomad means working a job which doesn’t tether you to a fixed location, opening the door for endless travel. Work doesn’t care where…
Forget Cash, This Airline Is Launching “Points Only” Flights!
Points can unlock the extraordinary, but there are usually limits when it comes to “peak, peak” travel times. Unless you’re willing to grind or become a super planner, it just ain’t easy to to bag a coveted seat during spring break to the hottest destination of the year. I say “usually”, because Avios, British Airways…
Succession: Hollywood Finally Gets A Private Jet Scene Right
Continuity is a big word in Hollywood productions with entire teams of people employed to ensure that nothing is missing or changed from a scene over time. It’s an important way to avoid embarrassment in a final product. Yet when it comes to planes and private jets in films — all bets are off. They…
Do You Ever Get Recognized On Planes Or In Airports?
The short answer is yes, and it’s really fun. Meeting people in the wild gives an amazing feeling that some “thing” or nugget of information I’ve shared has mattered. In like 2017 I had an idea, or rather stole one from Richard Branson, which catapulted GSTP into the mainstream a bit. I did this thing…
