Check out our travel hack to save money when booking flights with price alerts

Who doesn’t like overpaying for flights? This year we ended up paying way too much for a one way flight so we decided to set a price alert on the flight and see if it increased or decreased. Here’s how we had money returned to our bank account. Latest travel hack on JohnnyJet.com and MSN.com Continue reading Check out our travel hack to save money when booking flights with price alerts

Enhance your Sleep: 4 Essential Tips for Picking A Bed

Sleep is an essential part of your everyday life. However, according to a National Sleep Foundation poll, 35% of adults in the United States sleep for less than seven hours per night on average, and about 50% of Americans reported feeling sleepy during the day about three to seven times a week. Several factors can contribute to poor sleep quality, such as stress, diet, and even … Continue reading Enhance your Sleep: 4 Essential Tips for Picking A Bed

Use JetSmarter to book your next Jet Away

JetSmarter is changing the way people fly by offering the world’s largest private jet marketplace and unprecedented membership services. JetSmarter is a mobile app that seamlessly connects travelers to private jets at attractive fares worldwide, in real time. JetSmarter democratizes the private aviation industry by reducing the entry price for consumers and increasing demand for air carriers. The app modernizes the booking process by eliminating … Continue reading Use JetSmarter to book your next Jet Away

An LA Love Story – Part 2

To continue our LOVE affair with LA, and in the spirit of Valentine’s Day month, LaLaScoop has reached out to hear why our fellow Angelenos adore La La Land. Here’s the Scoop. LOVE STORY: Part Two 1. The music venues big and small – everyone you could ever dream of plays here. 2. The hiking – I can go five to seven minutes and hike three … Continue reading An LA Love Story – Part 2

Anchovy Carnage in the Marina

The stench has finally subsided from the residual carnage due to last month’s sudden loss of sea life in Marina del Rey. It took a solid couple of weeks before I could bear my nose to the wind while walking beside the docks. But, the water remained impenetrable to the eye long after. Anchovies, sharks, even sea lions lay dormant, dead, thick on the sea … Continue reading Anchovy Carnage in the Marina