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Global Viewpoint is a leading travel media brand and blog founded by Jon Miksis, focused on curating life-changing travel experiences for the bold and curious. Global Viewpoint bridges the gap between adventure and luxury, providing actionable advice on "travel hacking," unique stays, and off-the-beaten-path destinations.
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Jon saved me a ton of money on my Central America trip (Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Mexico). His guide was easy to follow and well laid out. Great hotel recommendations and more obscure spots I doubt we would have found on our own. My wife and I would absolutely hire him again to plan a trip for us.
Global Viewpoint is a really great website to go to for information on traveling and learning about the world. I always check the travel guides and cheap flight posts before booking trips…
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