Jacob Passy is a Travel Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He specializes in travel and tourism, with a focus on the travel industry, consumer travel, and aviation, covering topics such as airlines, Disney, and Florida. Jacob's work has been featured in prominent publications including MarketWatch, Realtor.com, Barron's, Yahoo Finance, LiveMint, and the CDC Gaming Reports.
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It’s easy to build up a war chest of rewards points or miles. Here’s how to get the most from them.
It's easy to build up a war chest of rewards points. Here's how to get the most from them.
By: Jacob Passy
Competitive fliers cancel holiday plans, take their children out of school to hit the elusive mark
Airline's promotion sparks a game of continental hopscotch among competitive fliers, who are upending their holiday plans to reach the ultimate goal
Before accepting any bonus-mile offers—including the latest subscription offers—pull out your calculator.
Before accepting any bonus-mile offers—including the latest subscription offers—pull out your calculator.
By: Allison Pohle, Jacob Passy
A complicated set of X factors mean rethinking your typical plans during the busy season.
Fliers searching for more shut-eye give more unorthodox pillows a shot—even one that looks like a marshmallow around their heads.
It's the holy grail of long-distance economy travel: a pillow that can actually help you get some sleep.
By: Jacob Passy
Performers have spent decades in productions of the holiday show, starting as children and moving on to plum roles; ‘the littlest mouse’
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