Author: Edward Pizzarello

My goal in life is to fill my family’s passports with stamps, creating buckets of memories along the way. You’ll find me writing about realistic ways for normal people to travel the world, whether you’re on a budget or enjoy luxury. I also enjoy taking us on the occasional detour to explore the inner workings of the travel industry.

A Champion’s Moment in Sports

I’m not an NBA fan, and yet I couldn’t help but comment on last night’s NBA Finals game between the Miami Heat and Oklahoma City Thunder. LeBron James has been vilified more than Richard Nixon and I’m still not entirely sure why.  Don’t get…

A New Study Explains, In Part, Why I’m Dumb

It’s only June and I’m already over 80,000 miles in the air for the year.  Now, some will scoff at that number and have probably booked much more than that.  Most of my trips are domestic short haul, so there’s a bunch of them….

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Review: Grand Hyatt New York

I had another one night stay in NYC this past week, so I decided to try the Grand Hyatt New York.  This property has gotten some bad reviews over the last few years but it had recently completed a renovation so I wanted to…

A Good Post About Life On The Road

As I’ve started to blog more frequently, I’ve started to come across other people in the blogosphere that are doing some pretty cool things.  And, while I wouldn’t buy an RV if I gave up my day job, I applaud this couple for doing…

AA Announces A Change to Their Software Plans

AA and HP have agreed that HP will not be building a custom solution for AA’s new passenger services system.  Maya Liebman, whom I know and respect, said in part: “I think we have tended to create our own thing not necessarily because it’s…