Tag: travel blog
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The Frugal Travel Guy Predicts 2012 Trends for Frequent Travel Enthusiasts
Rick Ingersoll suggests key issues for travel fanatics this year. January 11, 2012 (Hilton Head, SC) – Like other travel writers this month, Rick Ingersoll, the author of the popular “Frugal Travel Guy” blog, has weighed in on what he believes will be key issues for travel fanatics in 2012. Ingersoll, who was recently featured…
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Veteran World Traveler, Cruise Specialist Joins “Travel For Boomers”
Pamela Scala brings her expertise to the new blog. December 7, 2011– Pamela Scala, a seasoned world traveler and cruise specialist, has joined Travel For Boomers, a new blog about a host of travel topics specifically for members of the “Baby Boomer” generation who either love to travel or want to travel, and want to…
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The Wall Street Journal Endorses The Frugal Travel Guy
As the go-to blog for credit card sign-up bonuses for frequent flier miles November 1, 2011 (Hilton Head Island, SC) – “Do you want 500,000 frequent-flier miles for free? It can be done, fairly easily,” wrote the Wall Street Journal’s Scott McCartney in his WSJ blog “The Middle Seat,” recently. “Hard-core frequent-flier junkies are churning…
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Travel For Boomers.com Targets Baby Boomers Who Love To Travel
New travel blog is authored by “Boomers” for “Boomers.” October 10, 2011 — A group of self-professed “travel fanatics” and veteran “travel hackers” have launched Travel For Boomers.com, a new blog specifically targeted to “Baby Boomers” (people born between 1946 and 1964), who either love to travel or want to travel, and “want to do…
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The Frugal Travel Guy Receives Third Consecutive “Best Budget Travel Blog” Award
Tripbase.com announces its 2011 winners. September 28, 2011 (Hilton Head Island, SC) — For the third consecutive year, “The Frugal Travel Guy” blog has received a Tripbase Award for Best Budget Travel Blog. Rick Ingersoll is the founder and primary author of “The Frugal Travel Guy” blog and a recognized “travel hacker” expert on frugal…
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