A helpful blend of in-depth travel guides, points & miles advice, and travel tips to help you confidently experience the world point by point.
How Can I Help With Your Travel Goals?
Bit by the travel bug? Me too!
Hi, I’m Jackie, a full-time travel blogger based in New York City. Years ago, I was a teacher, dreaming about traveling the world. I began planning my own “field trips” courtesy of points and miles and writing about my experiences.
Today, The Globetrotting Teacher is where you’ll not only find travel inspiration, but also practical day-by-day itineraries, detailed guides, and travel tips to help you discover destinations, plan your trips, and show how travel rewards can help you explore the globe for less.
Are You Earning Travel Rewards Yet?
Points and miles have helped me travel all over the globe for (nearly) free. By spending smarter on my bills and everyday expenses, I earn travel rewards that I’ve redeemed for premium class flights and posh hotel rooms. Learn how you can too!
About The Globetrotting Teacher
Hi, I’m Jackie, now the Globetrotting Teacher, but formerly an elementary school teacher in New York City. Travel has been life-changing for me whether I’m traveling solo or with my favorite travel partner, Peter, my husband! Using points and miles, I’ve been to 5 continents, 30+ countries, & 48 states!
Whether you’re looking for an itinerary for your next trip, have some points and miles questions, or just want some travel inspiration, you’re in the right place!
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