Happy New Year and welcome to the first episode of 2024! To kick off the year, we’re reflecting on our 2023 points and miles journeys before breaking down all of the changes we’ll be making going into 2024 — our New Year’s Points and Miles Resolutions.

In this episode, we discuss learning from last year’s mistakes, how we plan our strategy for the upcoming year, and some major changes to our personal approaches. Listen and hear why Bryce’s points and miles journey is at the end of an era, why Matt may be done with hotel cards altogether, and more!

Excited for the year ahead, we also dive into the trips we’re taking — including Emily’s upcoming Hyatt “Guest of Honor” stay in Australia and Bryce’s Spring Break in the Bahamas — and how you can better travel on points and miles in 2024. 

In This Episode: 

• Reviewing our 2023 points and miles performance


• Our 2024 New Year’s Points and Miles Resolutions


• How My10x changed Travis’ thoughts on annual fees


• The cards we’re keeping and getting rid of in 2024


• Which 10x-er is getting rid of “virtually all of their cobranded cards”


• Creative ways to maximize your card credits and benefits


• How to use 10xTravel+ to plan your 2024 strategy

Resources & Links:

10xTravel Free Points and Miles Course

10xTravel Best Credit Cards

10xTravel Award Booking Service

10xTravel Credit Card Consultation

My10x: Manage Your Points and Miles

10xTravel Plus Membership

10xTravel Luxury Hotel Program

10xTravel Facebook Group

10xTravel Instagram

10xTravel TikTok

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