Built quietly, over a decade, for a small circle of operators.

I run an entertainment business in the DFW area called EscapeXperience, and for the past several years I've also worked closely with a prominent entrepreneur in the Bay Area as a personal assistant and operations support role. A big part of that work involved travel research, planning, and booking — including premium award trips to places like Italy, New York, Mexico, and across Europe.

Along the way, I realized something most business owners completely overlook:

The money their business is already spending every month can quietly turn into extraordinary travel opportunities if you understand how to use points correctly.

That realization started with my own business. Instead of treating points like a small perk, I began learning how airline partnerships, transfer programs, award availability, and premium cabin redemptions actually work behind the scenes.

What started as curiosity eventually turned into real experiences.

Before Covid, I booked a solo trip through London and Paris entirely on points. More recently, my fiancée Aliza and I spent two weeks traveling across Europe, staying in luxury hotels and flying on points earned from spending we were already doing through our businesses. Our total cash out of pocket for the entire trip — flights, hotels, the works — was $64.

Over the years, I've learned the side of this world most people never see: the partner sweet spots, the premium cabins actually worth booking, the hotel programs with outsized value, and the strategies that don't show up on Google or credit card blogs.

That's what Accrued Travel is built around.

This isn't a "travel hacking guru" brand or a course business. It's a personalized service designed for entrepreneurs and business owners who want to turn the spending they're already doing into meaningful travel experiences without wasting time figuring it all out themselves.

I built this because I genuinely love the strategy behind it, and because I've seen firsthand how valuable these points become when they're used intentionally.