I make travel films about the places people tell you not to go, then come home and try to explain why they were wrong. Four years ago I was at an office desk. Now it's full time, and the camera comes everywhere.
Watch on YouTubeThe places I was told not to go. I went anyway, mostly so you don't have to.

North Korea
First Tourist in North Korea's Capital After 5 Years
5.9M views

Afghanistan
7 Days in the Most Dangerous Country in the World
5.0M views

Pakistan
I Survived 24 Hours in Pakistan with No Money
4.7M views

Palestine
I Was Warned Not to Cross Into Palestine
2.4M views

Eritrea
Tourists Don't Visit this Secretive African Dictatorship
2.2M views

Papua New Guinea
How Dangerous is Papua New Guinea Really?
2.0M views
The systems from the videos, written down properly. No course, no email wall.
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Earn Avios on hotels you were booking anyway, turn everyday spending into points, then find the seats.
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02
The Claude prompt that finds the subscriptions you forgot about and keeps an eye on your points.
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Research the aircraft, not the airline. Thirty seconds before you book.
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04
For spending points well. Never transfer before you've found the seat.
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eSIM data
An eSIM, so I have data the moment I land. No hunting for a SIM shop at the airport. In a lot of countries the unlimited plan costs more than a local SIM, so this is for convenience, not for saving money.
Everyday card
What I actually spend on abroad. No rubbish exchange rate, and the points transfer out to real airline programmes, so normal spending slowly turns into a long-haul seat.
Travel card
Unlocks hotel and airline status without flying for it, plus lounge access. Big annual fee though. Only worth it if you travel enough to genuinely use the benefits.
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I only take on brands I'd use anyway, and I'll say the downside on camera.