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What its like on one of the best in the world👇🏼Singapore Airlines Suites on the A380 is genuinely in a league of its own...
10/22/2026

What its like on one of the best in the world👇🏼

Singapore Airlines Suites on the A380 is genuinely in a league of its own.

Private check-in and security, an incredible lounge experience in The Private Room, and some of the best food I've ever had in an airport. The chili crab capellini with caviar was unreal.

And then there's the suite itself. Cartoonishly large, with a completely separate chair and bed, sliding privacy doors, and even the option to turn two suites into a double bed.

The food, ch*****ne, and service onboard were fantastic. Really just an incredible experience from start to finish.

The best part? I booked this $3,800+ flight from Singapore to New Delhi for 112,500 credit card points and approx. $55 USD in taxes and fees.

I help clients find and book flights like this with points they already have.

💬 "Tool" to start 🥂

10/21/2026

This new partnership is gonna be good 😆🙌🏼👇🏼

BILT just added a new transfer partner, and this could get REALLY interesting

You can now transfer Bilt points directly to JetBlue TrueBlue at a 1:1 ratio, meaning 10,000 Bilt points = 10,000 JetBlue points.

But here’s where things could get juicy…

Bilt is known for its incredible Rent Day transfer bonuses, sometimes reaching 100% or more. With November 1 just around the corner, I’ll be watching closely to see if JetBlue gets a bonus of its own.

Nothing has been announced yet, but the timing is certainly interesting. 👀

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Bilt has one of the strongest rewards ecosystems out there right now.

Between its impressive lineup of airline and hotel transfer partners, Rent Day promotions, and the ability to earn points on eligible rent and mortgage payments, there’s a LOT to like.

Now, are the Bilt credit cards themselves as compelling as they once were? That’s a separate conversation, and probably deserves its own video.

But the overall rewards ecosystem? Still one of my favorites.

The key is making sure you’re earning the right points for the trips you actually want to take.

💬 “CONSULT” and I’ll send you a link to chat about building a credit card and points strategy that works for you.

10/21/2026

Seriously how I can't stop?!

no spoilers here, but you can see everything is one of the most ridiculous movies I have ever seen the second half is beyond insane and Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim are geniuses.

I am still trying to figure out what I saw and what I believe.

Send tips I can't get anything done 😂

10/16/2026

🔥 Stop throwing away your credit card points👇🏼

One of the biggest mistakes I see people make is redeeming their points for cash back, gift cards, or booking flights directly through their bank’s travel portal.

While these options are convenient, you may be leaving thousands of dollars in value on the table.

Here’s what most people don’t realize:

Many credit card points can be transferred directly to airline loyalty programs, where they can be worth 3–5x more (or even higher), particularly when booking long-haul international and especially business class flights.

The difference can be HUGE. The same points that might get you a few hundred dollars in cash back could potentially get you a business class seat worth thousands.

But finding those deals takes time, research, and knowing which programs to use.

That’s exactly why I started BryGuides.

I’ve helped hundreds of clients find incredible flight deals using points they already have, without spending hours figuring it all out themselves.

Comment “TOOL” and I’ll help you find a great deal for your next trip. ✈️

🇮🇹 A family reunion 6,000 miles and 4 generations in the making ❤️More than a century ago, my great-grandfather left Ita...
10/15/2026

🇮🇹 A family reunion 6,000 miles and 4 generations in the making ❤️

More than a century ago, my great-grandfather left Italy for America, leaving behind his family, his home, and a life he would never return to.

He settled in Pennsylvania, married, and had 8 children, including my grandfather. Over time, the two sides of our family lost touch, until my grandfather managed to reconnect with our Italian relatives more than 60 years later.

And this year, we finally made the journey to meet the family we never fully knew we had.

We visited the original family farm, walked through churches and towns where generations of our ancestors had lived, and met cousins whose lives had unfolded thousands of miles away.

But the most special part wasn't the history. It was meeting the family we almost never got to know.

The hugs, laughter, homemade Italian meals, conversations through Google Translate, and the incredible warmth and love we were welcomed with.

For my mother especially, it was an emotional experience to finally connect with a part of our family she'd heard about for so many years.

I couldn't help but think about the courage it took my great-grandfather to leave everything behind, and how incredible it was that, more than 100 years later, we'd found our way back.

Of all the places I've traveled, this was one of the most meaningful experiences I've ever had.

A beautiful reminder that sometimes travel isn't about discovering somewhere new, but rediscovering where you came from. ❤️

10/13/2026

A family reunion I’ll never forget. ❤️

Across 4 generations an ocean of separation, and a reunion more meaningful than I could have imagined.

This is Part 2 of our Italian family story. If you missed Part 1, go back and watch how this incredible connection began.

After more than a century, we traveled back to the Italian town my great-grandfather left behind to meet the family we never fully knew we had.

What started decades ago with my grandfather tracking down long-lost relatives eventually brought us all together for an experience I’ll cherish for the rest of my life.

We walked the same streets, visited the churches and cemeteries where generations of our ancestors had been, and stood on the very land our family had lived and worked on for centuries.

But the most incredible part wasn’t the history. It was the people.

The hugs, the laughter, the homemade meals, and the conversations pieced together through broken Italian, English, and Google Translate.

Despite growing up thousands of miles apart, speaking different languages, and living completely different lives, there was this immediate sense of familiarity.

For my mother, who has always been so deeply connected to family, it was especially meaningful to finally meet relatives she’d heard about but never known.

It made me think about the courage it must have taken for my great-grandfather to leave everything behind, knowing he might never see his family again.

It's not lost on me how fortunate I am to have this be a happy story, where many in America today didn't have such a Choice when their ancestors were brought here or the ability to trace their family back in this way.

And it does make me appreciate the sacrifices and bravery of immigrants today, who are often blamed and demonized, despite every American story starting with just that, one brave immigrant.

All of that said, ending on a positive note about how incredible it is that, generations later, we found our way back to one another.

Family has a remarkable way of transcending borders, oceans, languages, and time. ❤️

10/12/2026

A family reunion 4 generations in the making 🌍💖

What if you could trace your family back to the exact Italian town your ancestors came from and meet long-lost cousins you never even knew existed?

This is the story of how my family traveled to Italy to discover the original farm, churches, and town my great-grandfather left behind when he emigrated to the United States.

But perhaps more importantly, it’s a story about love, family, and how those connections can transcend oceans, generations, and language barriers.

My great-grandfather left Italy in the early 1900s. To his family back home, he had left and never returned.

But 6,000 miles away, he was arriving at Ellis Island, where his name was slightly changed and he met the woman who would become my great-grandmother while in quarantine.

They eventually married, had 8 children, including my grandfather, and settled in northeastern Pennsylvania.

In a world before modern communication, the two sides of the family gradually lost touch, apart from a few stray letters and photographs.

That was until more than 60 years later, when my grandfather traveled to Germany and decided to try to track down the family his father had left behind.

What happened next would reconnect two branches of a family separated by an ocean.

❤️ Come back tomorrow for Part 2, when I’ll share how that connection was rebuilt and eventually led to one of the most meaningful travel experiences my family has ever had.

10/12/2026

Do you wanna to fly business class to Europe?👇🏼

That's what the points are for 😌

No, you don't need to be rich to fly business class.

You need:
✅The right cards, swiped at the right times to earn the most points
✅The Right Strategy, to then maximize those points
✅Some flexibly to take advantage of the best deals

All of which I can help with! Whether you are new to points and miles or just want to save our searching for the best deals, I gotchu mama

Fly more business class for less, every time you check with Bry before you fly😉

Let's put your bucket list on your calendar 😉✈️🏝️

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