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Your top destination for finding flights. Sign up to save hundreds on your next trip! ✈️ Going helps 2 million+ travelers save hundreds of dollars on every trip.

We find international & domestic flight deals daily, so you never overpay on flights again. Get real-time flight notifications with the Going app. 📱

Unlike automated flight alerts and “deals” sent out by way of affiliate links, we leverage innovative software and our team of human flight experts to send out rigorously-vetted, high-quality deals that are worth our members’ time and money.

06/10/2025

JFK and MCO: Act fast on this business class mistake fare to England!

05/15/2025

we’re here for all types of travelers, not just the ones who can spontaneously book every deal ✈️

If you’re working around things like:
- school breaks
- limited PTO
- events

Set up a price alert in our app with your dates & destinations. We’ll let you know when flight prices change so you don’t overpay on flights 🙅

05/13/2025

How to pick the right credit card to unlock free travel 🧵👇

There’s no one-size-fits-all card
The best travel card for you depends on:

- Where you spend
- Where you want to go
- How often you travel

…and a few other key details.

There are 2 main types of travel cards:

- 🧳General-purpose cards (good for flexible rewards & everyday spenders)
- 💼 Co-branded cards (great for loyalists of a specific airline or hotel chain)

General-purpose cards:
- Good for variety.
- Use points for flights, hotels, or cash back.
- Examples: Chase Sapphire Preferred, Amex Gold.
- Best if you want flexibility & transfer partners.

Co-branded cards:
- Good for loyalty.
- Think Delta Amex, Marriott Bonvoy, etc.
- You’ll earn brand-specific perks like free checked bags, elite status boosts, or hotel upgrades.
- Great if you’re loyal to one airline/hotel.

Other types worth knowing:
- Business travel cards: Higher rewards potential + expense-friendly tools.
- No annual fee cards: Good starter option.
- Premium cards ($500+ fee): Huge perks IF you maximize them.

When comparing cards, look at:
💰 Welcome offer (the biggest short-term gain)
💵 Earning rate (how fast you rack up points)
🌍 Travel perks (like lounge access, TSA PreCheck)
🌐 Transfer partners (to book travel more flexibly)
💸 Fees (annual, foreign transaction, etc.)

A quick decision tree to help you out:

- Want flexibility? → General-purpose card
- Loyal to one airline/hotel? → Co-branded card
- Run a biz? → Business card
- New to points? → No-fee card or intro offer

The card you choose = your travel future
Pick one that aligns with your actual habits, not hype.
Points are powerful—but only if they fit your goals.

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✅ TL;DR: The best travel card isn’t the most popular.

It’s the one that matches your spending + dream trips.

05/12/2025

$453 INDIA MISTAKE FARE 🚨‼️🇮🇳

05/10/2025

How to fly internationally for FREE 🚨
Here’s our no-BS intro to points & miles (for total beginners):

Before you do *anything*, understand this:
👉 There are TWO types of travel rewards
✈️ Airline Miles
🏨 Credit Card Points

They sound the same. They’re not.
You can EARN both. You can USE both.
But knowing the difference is where you stop being confused and start flying first class.

What are credit card points?
- Earned from spending on credit cards
- Super flexible: Transfer to airlines/hotels
- Best for beginners

Think of these as the *currency of choice* for travel hackers.

What are airline miles?
- Earned by flying or through airline-branded cards
- Usually stuck with 1 airline
- Great for specific redemptions

You *can* combine miles and points, but it depends on the program.

So how do you earn these magic points and miles?
- Get a travel rewards credit card
- Use it for everyday purchases
- Pay it off IN FULL (we’re not here for debt)
- Watch the points roll in
Most cards give a huge sign-up bonus too (worth hundreds in travel 👀).

Other ways to earn points & miles:
- Use online shopping portals (extra points!)
- Dine at partner restaurants
- Book travel through portals like Amex/Chase
- Refer friends (yes, it pays)

Maximize. Everything.
Double dip whenever you can:
- Book through airline site + use a rewards card
- Stack with shopping portal + loyalty program
You're earning in multiple programs at once.
Like a pro.

Your action items:

✅ Pick a credit card that earns points or miles
✅ Use it for ALL spending
✅ Pay it off monthly
✅ Start tracking your rewards

You don’t need to be rich. You just need to be *intentional*.

Next up in your travel hacking journey:
➡️ How to choose your first travel credit card
➡️ Best beginner strategies
➡️ Avoiding rookie mistakes

(Bookmark this—you’re gonna want to come back.)

05/09/2025

TOKYO ON A BUDGET 🇯🇵

✈️ Use Going to secure the cheapest flights from your home airport: https://app.going.com/S1rD/fb
Here are some roundtrip examples from this year 👇

- $573 from DFW
- $528 nonstop from LAX
- $714 from BNA
- $872 from MSP

💸Free things to do:
- Meiji Shrine
- Sensō-ji Temple
- Yoyogi Park
- Ueno Park
- Shibuya Crossing (view from Shibuya Hikarie, Shibuya Sky, Starbucks, Cé La Vi, Shibuya
- Station bridge to Mark City)
- Imperial Palace
- Akihabara
- Godzilla head Shinjuku
- Eki Stamp Collecting (various shrines, shops, train stations)
- Pokemon Center/Cafe (free to visit, must have reservation for cafe)

💸 Paid activities ranked from most affordable to most expensive:
- Studio Ghibli Museum – $7/pp
- Themed cafes – $15-$150+/pp (starting price at $15/pp)
- Mt. Fuji – $25-$50/pp
- TeamLab Borderless – $40/pp
- Super Nintendo World – $70/pp
- Food Tour – $95/pp
- Tokyo Disney – $100/pp
- Mario Kart (go karting) – $100/pp
- Owl Cafe – $155/pp
- Chopstick making – $192/pp

🏨Where to stay?
Hotel price is going to vary widely depending upon where in Tokyo you’re staying and if you opt for a whole rental or something as small as a capsule. These can range anywhere from $30/night to $400+.

💡Pro tip for getting around:
Stay near the Yamanote line (main Tokyo train line) to hit the best spots like Ikebukuro, Shibuya, Ueno, and Tokyo Station. 🚆 Don’t forget to grab a Suica or Pasmo card for easy travel!

🤢 Have allergies?
Only 7 allergens are required by law to be labeled in Japan: eggs, milk, wheat, buckwheat, peanuts, shrimp, and crab

- Bring an allergy card and double-check everything if you're allergic to other foods like soy, corn, or tree nuts
- Use Google Translate to scan menus and ingredient labels
- Look for “allergen-free” labels—not just “gluten-free”
- Use food delivery apps like Uber Eats or Wolt to control ingredients
- Book private tours like Japan by Food or Gluten Free Tours Japan—they can call ahead, order for you, and help with groceries

05/08/2025

When we saw the low fares pop up for St. Thomas last December, we jumped on the opportunity! A direct flight for $89.16 round trip! We celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary and my husband’s 50th birthday on the island. It was amazing! We couldn’t have done it without Going!

📸 Thanks to April for sharing your beautiful family with us! We’re honored to be apart of the memories!

05/07/2025

✈️ How to keep your travel dreams alive after having kids:

1. Start setting flight alerts for their school breaks. We’ll let you know when the prices drop so you can plan those international trips without worrying about the price.
2. Don’t be afraid to start them young – The earlier they travel, the easier it gets! Plus, if you book before they start school, you can still be spontaneous and jump on those mistake fares.
3. Put these tips we collected from parents in our travel community into practice – Real advice from seasoned family travelers to help make your next trip smoother: https://going.co/uilvZ

05/01/2025

🤭🤭🤭

Happy Frequent Flyer Day!

For this weekend only limited members have unlocked access to:

- all international economy deals
- points and miles deals
- custom flight alerts for specific trips

A weekend full of everything you need to turn your dream trip into reality. The clock’s ticking… book it now!

*To receive the upgrade, members must have signed up before 5/1/25

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