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When we first started travel hacking, we would spend hours reading, researching, and running practice award searches. But it was way too time-consuming.
We would try to take in and digest all the content, and after the hours flew by? We were left all alone to fend for ourselves and to figure out the next steps.
Not fun.
So, this is how our travel hacking courses, Award Travel Academy and ATA Next Level, were born.
For the price of an airline ticket, you can quickly and methodically learn how to travel hack in a manner that reinforces learning and builds upon levels.
Not only is the saying that time is money true, but having a travel hacking course that is visual and includes so many cheat sheets and PDF guides makes it not only easier to learn, but also more fun.
And if you’re one of those people who’s thinking: “I don’t need to pay for a program. There’s plenty of free resources, social media content, and ‘courses’ out there that do the same thing…”
Here’s a few reasons on what sets Award Travel Academy and ATA Next Level apart from the other courses you see online:
This is all in addition to audio-recorded lessons, PDF guides, cheat sheets, video tutorials, booking video walk-throughs, and more.
Worried about how much time you’ll need to invest? These programs are designed to be self-paced and on your schedule.
If you want to take advantage of every ounce of coaching and be the front row student, come on in. If you have 1 or 2 hours per week to implement, that’s enough.
These programs are for you. And we know you’re ready. Start where you are, and we’ll take it from there.
See you inside!
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