Find hotels, flights, deals, discounts, and more
skyscanner
We like to use Skyscanner to research different flights and routes throughout the booking process.
Hotels.com
Hotels.com is our go-to hotel booking site no matter where we’re headed or what kind of accommodation we need.
Accessories
We gathered all of the awesome packing accessories and camera gear that we rely on and love using when we’re traveling.
Airbnb
Airbnb connects you with unique and homey accommodations around the world. We’ve met some really wonderful places thanks to AirBnb’s simple booking process.
Klook Travel
We use Klook for great discounts on attractions in popular cities—especially when we're at home in NYC.
Google Fi
Google Fi enables us to use our phones anywhere in the world without being tied to any one network provider. It’s pretty affordable and it works on most smartphones.
Way.com
The Way app is best for discounted airport parking, but we also like it for discount movie tickets and dining experiences. US only.
Airwander
Airwander is an awesome flight search tool that helps us travel farther in between destinations by finding affordable stopovers to add to our trips.
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