Joel McDonald

I spent 150 grand last month and it got 10% extra book sales.

It is a loss leader.

It's currently taking us about six months to break even, even with the back end.

A lot of skepticism in this industry, largely because we are associated with travel hacking.

A lot of people assume this is a lot of trouble to save 10 or 20%.

The actual savings when you travel the Jay Gut way is more like 70 to 90%.

When people plan a trip,

The odds of them getting a great deal on that trip, and they've already painted themselves into a corner, say they want to go to Italy in June.

The odds of that being a good deal is kind of like placing a chip on roulette.

Most times it's going to be very expensive.

Every once in a while, like one in 20 times, they get lucky.

The Jaguar way of travel is you find the good deals.

There are thousands of them out there.

You plan your vacation around them, and it's like placing a chip on the roulette table after the marble drops.

So knowing that you probably have more points than you know what to do with, but not enough time to figure out what to do with them, we put a little itinerary together that includes a Singapore suite that typically goes for five to 10 grand, apartment that's another five to $10,000 flight one way.

And we basically put an itinerary around the world that would normally cost about $70,000 for the five countries that we found.

And we showed you how to do it on points for 1800 bucks out of pocket.

Love this for us.

So basically, we're going to send you from Vegas to San Francisco to Singapore to Abu Dhabi and to London and back home through Mexico City.

Great images.