How to Travel With Your Family Using Points and Miles ft. McGeoffroy and Wunna

Traveling with points and miles can be challenging enough when you're booking for one or two people - but what happens when you're trying to get an entire family on the same flight?

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On this episode, Lovan is joined by two traveling dads: Wunna, a moderator in the 10xTravel Facebook community and McGeoffroy, a travel influencer  who's been traveling with his family using points and miles. Together, they are talking about the realities of family award travel. From finding multiple award seats to choosing destinations, booking hotels, and making points stretch further, they share what it takes to plan memorable family trips without relying entirely on cash.

The episode covers:

• Why booking award travel for a family requires a different approach
• How to search for multiple award seats when availability is limited
• Why flexible points and airline transfer partners can make a difference
• How far ahead families should start planning trips
• Finding family-friendly hotels, connecting rooms, and larger accommodations
• When it makes sense to use cash
• How to approach family vacations when school schedules limit your flexibility

 If you're wondering how to make points and miles work for your family, this conversation explores the strategies, flexibility, and planning that can make it possible.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Award Travel with a Lap Infant
• Rove

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