FTU Going to Seattle April 2014
Apr 16, 2014, 6:59 pm
#76
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I have 1 ticket immediately available for the Seattle FTU. Cost is face value of $100 or best offer, plus the $15 ticket transfer fee (assessed by FTU event organizers for x-fers after April 10). Request payment through PayPal. If interested, please PM.
Last edited by HNL2017; Apr 16, 2014 at 7:04 pm Reason: clarification
Apr 21, 2014, 1:33 pm
#79
Join Date: May 2005
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FTU Seattle - 1 ticket available
I have 1 ticket available for sale, plus 2 nights reservation at the Marriott where FTU will be held, at $99 per night if you need it.
PM me if you are interested.
Thanks
@ORD
PM me if you are interested.
Thanks
@ORD
Last edited by @ORD; Apr 22, 2014 at 7:37 pm Reason: typo
Apr 21, 2014, 1:39 pm
#80
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: San Clemente, CA
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1 FTU Seattle Ticket for sale $100. total.
Have 1 ticket to the FTU Seattle that I won't be able to use. Cost is $100.00 total. I will pay the $15.00 transfer fee. Paypal transfer would be great but can work with you. Please PM me for further details. 
Apr 27, 2014, 8:41 am
#87
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I went, I like the fact that Steven did a presentation that wasn't all about how to use your AmexChaseHyattHilton to go to the Maldives and eat all your meals in the hotel lounge.
(There will be a presentation by sbm12 later today about hotel disloyalty.)
I, for one, am more the "hack travel to go somewhere cool and get a feel for where I am at" crowd, as opposed to "stay in luxurious American chain on my points" crowd that a lot of the travel blogger scene is into...
(There will be a presentation by sbm12 later today about hotel disloyalty.
)I, for one, am more the "hack travel to go somewhere cool and get a feel for where I am at" crowd, as opposed to "stay in luxurious American chain on my points" crowd that a lot of the travel blogger scene is into...
Apr 28, 2014, 2:48 pm
#88
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I went, I like the fact that Steven did a presentation that wasn't all about how to use your AmexChaseHyattHilton to go to the Maldives and eat all your meals in the hotel lounge.
(There will be a presentation by sbm12 later today about hotel disloyalty.)
I, for one, am more the "hack travel to go somewhere cool and get a feel for where I am at" crowd, as opposed to "stay in luxurious American chain on my points" crowd that a lot of the travel blogger scene is into...
(There will be a presentation by sbm12 later today about hotel disloyalty.
)I, for one, am more the "hack travel to go somewhere cool and get a feel for where I am at" crowd, as opposed to "stay in luxurious American chain on my points" crowd that a lot of the travel blogger scene is into...
Apr 29, 2014, 12:09 pm
#89
Join Date: Dec 2012
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Went to FTU
I also went to Steven's talk and enjoyed it very much as it focused on countries I wouldn't have really thought about.
I liked Ben's (Lucky) talks as well as I found them very useful.
The 5 presentations given by the companies trying to with the $50K was also very interesting. They had a good format where each presenter had 3 minutes and then got a couple of questions each. This way you got the best of what their company was about without getting bored.
One of the best things is just meeting and socializing with all of the people who think similarly to you about travel
All in all, an informative and fun time.
I liked Ben's (Lucky) talks as well as I found them very useful.
The 5 presentations given by the companies trying to with the $50K was also very interesting. They had a good format where each presenter had 3 minutes and then got a couple of questions each. This way you got the best of what their company was about without getting bored.
One of the best things is just meeting and socializing with all of the people who think similarly to you about travel
All in all, an informative and fun time.
Apr 29, 2014, 12:20 pm
#90
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I also went to Steven's talk and enjoyed it very much as it focused on countries I wouldn't have really thought about.
I liked Ben's (Lucky) talks as well as I found them very useful.
The 5 presentations given by the companies trying to with the $50K was also very interesting. They had a good format where each presenter had 3 minutes and then got a couple of questions each. This way you got the best of what their company was about without getting bored.
One of the best things is just meeting and socializing with all of the people who think similarly to you about travel
All in all, an informative and fun time.
I liked Ben's (Lucky) talks as well as I found them very useful.
The 5 presentations given by the companies trying to with the $50K was also very interesting. They had a good format where each presenter had 3 minutes and then got a couple of questions each. This way you got the best of what their company was about without getting bored.
One of the best things is just meeting and socializing with all of the people who think similarly to you about travel
All in all, an informative and fun time.
Are you referring to this one by Stefan?: http://boardingarea.com/rapidtravelc...den-countries/
Because if so, it does look fascinating! ^