MTP26: Take Happier Vacations with Scott Keyes of Scott's Cheap Flights

Scott Keyes is a two time Millennial Travel Podcast guest and needs no introduction as the founder of Scott’s Cheap Flights. Today, he comes back to chat about his new book Take More Vacations: How to Search Better, Book Cheaper, and Travel the World. 

 

In case you don’t know Scott… Scott Keyes is the founder of Scott’s Cheap Flights, a travel platform with over two million members around the world. It’s been called “the travel world’s best-kept secret” by Thrillist and received praise in The New York Times and The Washington Post, among others. Prior to becoming a leading expert on cheap flights, Scott graduated from Stanford University and worked for years as a journalist, with bylines in The Washington Post , The Atlantic, The Guardian, The Nation, and elsewhere. When he's not on a plane, he lives in Portland, Oregon.

 

If you haven’t heard on our first podcast together, I highly recommend listening to Episode 15 of The Millennial Travel Podcast with Scott from Scott’s Cheap Flights.

 

For more on this topic check out our guide: Travel Hacking: Saving Money and Finding Cheap Flights.

 

In this episode of The Millennial Travel Podcast I discuss with Scott Keyes: 

• Scott’s experience getting the COVID-19 vaccine and what the vaccine means for travel.
• When Scott’s book Take More Vacations: How to Search Better, Book Cheaper, and Travel the World is coming out.
• How does Scott follow travel news regarding flights? 
• What are vaccine passports and are vaccine passports needed for international travel? 
• Is your vaccination certificate allow you to travel internationally? 
• Do I need a yellow vaccination certificate from the WHO to travel internationally? 
• Will domestic travel within the United States require vaccination? 
• What are the entrance requirements for COVID-19 tests and vaccinations for Hawaii? 
• What airlines have empty middle seats? What are airline capacities like post-pandemic? 
• When is New York City opening? 
• Are there flights where everyone takes a COVID-19 test?
• How to stay on top of entrance requirements and testing requirements for travel?