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I love the insights I get into to travel deals and new destinations to visit. Also, the explanations provided regarding rewards programs and changes to rewards programs are very helpful.

Always interesting and informative. Love how they look at the intersection of deals and strategies. Clever than they've developed a referral revenue stream from credit cards that doesn't offend...at all.

Lot of the material is over my head in terms of what I would do for a trip. Maybe if I was younger and single. More into comfort and minimal number of layovers now.

When searching for award flights, the results often do not show all award flights that I'm able to independently search on my own (i.e. united redemptions that I find often are not displayed). It seems like the system picks from only 2 or 3 different award availability, and is not an extensive search. The platform is more stable than Roame, but Roame is more reliable for finding flight options.

Have you looked at Netflix lately? You sit down, you get your snacks, you are ready to be entertained. And then you just scroll. You scroll for twenty minutes. You watch the little previews. By the time you actually pick a show, you are asleep. It is exhausting.

Then you switch to Instagram. You are sitting there in your sweatpants, and you are looking at some kid doing yoga by an infinity pool in Bali. And you think, how are they doing that? I work full time and I just ate cereal for dinner.

Move aside, Instagram. Cancel all of your streaming subscriptions. The best show on the internet right now is a five-minute travel email called Daily Drop.

It is true. The best entertainment we have is a newsletter. It gives you the exact same thrill as a prestige drama, but the entire plot is just us outsmarting the airlines.

One day it is a quiet little character study. They tell you about a secret credit card perk that lets you fly business class to Tokyo for the price of airport parking. The next day, it is a full action movie. A point transfer bonus expires at midnight. They give you a countdown clock and step-by-step instructions to move your points to a European airline you have never heard of.

You are reading this like you are watching a heist movie. You are hunched over your laptop at eight in the morning, plotting an international escape while pretending to clear your inbox.

Instagram just makes you jealous. Daily Drop makes you feel like a criminal mastermind.

The problem is not that travel is too expensive. It is that the airlines built a giant maze to confuse us. Daily Drop just hands you the map every morning.

There is real suspense here. Will this mistake fare last long enough for you to text your spouse? Will the hotel realize their typo before you book three nights in Lisbon for ninety dollars?

We do not need another nine-part documentary about a cult. What we actually want is a seat that reclines all the way back, an extra bag of peanuts, and the quiet satisfaction of knowing we paid less than the guy in seat 14B.

Daily Drop is prime-time television. It just happens to be an email.

Has various information that is helpful for different travelers.

The newsletter is great, but I have yet to find any good reward flights using the Daily Drop flight point search. I can only find very expensive reward flights.

I recently joined the Daily Drop and I’m loving it. They keep me up to date with all the bonuses and extras. I get email notices of deals from the major airports near by. My only complaint is that you can’t search from our local airport, only the really big ones.

Great information on maximizing travel points and miles along with other valuable travel tips.

I love the general content and learning about how to utilize points and get great deals on flights and holidays in general. I find that (as a Canadian) the content is VERY US-centric— obviously a choice based on the demographics. I just wish there were more Canadian-based content for cards, trips, flight rewards — all of it.

I really like the way the email each day is laid out. It’s easy to read and understand and has great advice based on personal experience.

Amazing resource has been super helpful for trip planning. Highly recommended!!

Have absolutely learned so much about strategy and possibilities!!

Daily Drop helped me checked off my bucket list in style! Love the content, the newsletter is always a fun and educational read. I am now obsessed with points and miles and can't wait to go on my next bucket list trip!

I learned a lot from Daily drop daily email. Sometimes I go back to website to read in more detail. There are a lot of competitions for search tools. I find Daily Drop Pro is becoming better and better.

I love the Daily Drop newsletter and look forward to it every morning! I’ve learned so much from it. The format is great so I can easily skip topics that aren’t relevant to me. I love the travel scenarios the team puts together, even if they sound outrageous, they help me think of new ways to be inventive with my own travels. It’s also written in a personable way that makes it fun, not a chore to read, and often makes me laugh.

Lots of great information. Got me past the fear of using points. Love all the comparisons of credit cards.

I love reading the emails from Daily Drop. They are informative and helpful with lots of great tips for using miles and points in practical ways.

I look forward to the newsletter every day, it’s informative and gives me great ideas! The content is creative and inspiring

I love the tips and tricks! Recently, they've also been sharing itinerary ideas and one of these days I'm going to try one.