Welcome to the Not Old Better Show I'm your host Paul Vogelzang and this is episode

number 239.

As part of our Smithsonian Associates art of living interview series, our guest today on the Nodal Better show is the multi-talented Nicholas Kraliff.

Nicholas Kraliff has been on the show previously and was such a huge

draw for our not old better audience he's kindly agreed to return this time on the

important summer subject of travel.

I thought I'd play a little laid-back jazz in honor of Nicholas Kraes because travel can be so hectic, frenzied, and well not laid back.

Nicholas Kraliff is going to help us make travel more enjoyable and hence less stressful.

Nicholas Kraliff is a globe trotting author, an entrepreneur who has visited almost 100 countries

and flown more than 2 million miles. He decided that

knowledge is the most effective key to affordable and comfortable travel. He

learned to master the system and how to beat the airlines

at their own game using their rules. His resulting book, Decoding Air Travel, a guide to saving on airfare and flying in luxury,

became an Amazon bestseller.

It took me years to figure it out, right?

I had to write a book to make it clear to people how it works.

Things are so dynamic in terms of the systems and the technology and the software that airlines use.

In any case, I'll make it clear that it's a science

it's not a trick it's a science that of course is our guest today Nicholas

Kraliff who will be appearing at the Smithsonian Associates Program titled Decoding Air Travel,

A Practical Guide for Frustrated Flyers.

Nicholas Kraliff will be appearing Saturday, August 4th at the Ripley Center in Washington, D.C.

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