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Sally French is a travel rewards expert who joined NerdWallet in She previously wrote about travel and credit cards for The New York Times and its sibling site, Wirecutter. Outside of work, she loves fitness, and she competes in both powerlifting and weightlifting she can deadlift more than triple bodyweight. Naturally, her travels always involve a fitness component, including a week of cycling up the coastline of Vietnam and a camping trip to the Arctic Circle, where she biked over the sea ice.
Other adventures have included hiking 25 miles in one day through Italy's Cinque Terre and climbing the 1, steps to Tiger Cave Temple in Krabi, Thailand. Looking to save money on travel as prices rise? It's possible, and these 10 tips can help make it happen. The Washington Post. Forget the supply chain crisis. Give the gift of travel. Vacations are painfully expensive now, but you can spot ways to save.
The National Desk. NerdWallet travel expert: Flying is likely cheapest option for spring, summer trips. Today Show. Travelers face summer vacation sticker shock as airline prices soar. Every time. She lives in San Francisco. Education: B. Featured video. Sally's picks. Devaluations, bad redemptions and missed free benefits all threaten to trip up your rewards game. Read more. Several other parks offer similar experiences at a much lower cost.
Check out the latest and greatest offers for adding a new travel credit card to your wallet. Sally has also nerded out in Quotes and interviews. Other publications. The latest from Sally. Beyond Los Angeles' restaurants, visitors are seeking another type of food establishment: grocery stores. Oahu's North Shore has just two major hotels.
