Nick Serati is a Co-Founder at Thrifty Traveler. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, airlines, and personal finance, focusing on topics such as air travel, credit health, travel technology, and luxury accommodations. Nick's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, highlighting his knowledge in saving, investing, and debt management.
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Nick Serati's articles predominantly focus on announcements and reviews related to personal finance, deals, and promotions within the hospitality industry. To effectively reach out to Nick, consider offering insights on new financial products or services in the hospitality sector, updates on loyalty programs offered by major hotel chains or airlines, and analysis of credit card offers that cater to travelers.
Pitch topics could include changes in loyalty program terms for major airlines or hotels, newly introduced credit card benefits relevant to travel enthusiasts, and any exclusive deals or partnerships within the hospitality industry. As Nick does not have a specified geographic focus but covers international brands such as Marriott and Delta Airlines extensively, pitches should align with this global perspective.
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Both programs speed up U.S. customs — but one costs $120 and one costs nothing. Here's which is worth it for you.
By: Nick Serati
Capital One closed the Spark Miles for Business and replaced it with the new Venture Business card, with a bigger bonus, new credits, and the same $95 fee.
Reports suggest the most popular Delta workarounds for the Amex Platinum's $200 airline credit stopped working in late March. Here's what's broken and what still works.
I finally set up my Bilt Palladium to earn points on my mortgage ... and the mechanics are smoother than you'd expect. Here's exactly how it works.
By: Nick Serati
If you're carrying an Amex Platinum Card and burning your $25 monthly entertainment credit on a single Hulu subscription, you're leaving money (and shows) on the table.
Chase is retiring the Sapphire Preferred's 10% anniversary points bonus. Cardholders will continue to earn the bonus through Oct. 1, 2026.
Chase's Sapphire Reserve is at its best-ever 150K bonus. Here's how to check your eligibility risk-free – before your credit is ever pulled.
We crunched the numbers on Hyatt's brutal changeover, analyzing hundreds of thousands of award nights. The results are worse than we thought.
Chase Points Boost replaced the simple 1.5 cpp portal bonus. Here's how it works, what changed, and what it's actually worth for Sapphire cardholders right now.
If you have Delta Medallion status and you've been waiting on that first class upgrade that never seems to clear anymore, you're not imagining it. And it's
