How we book Inspirato Pass trips in 2022 - First-Class Luxury Family Travel Vlog

[@PicaloOneill]

Love the little girl hugging the trip concierge... great video... we joined Inspirato in the fall of 2019. we actually chickened out a few days later and canceled... but I was amazed at the endless options they had. The amount of time and effort that must have gone into creating that club ... We were most excited about the Disney Yacht club ( or was it the Beach club) at Epcot . But they left our login credentials in place on Inspirato and i spent months looking at all the trips. Great Video

[@janetceniza8091]

husband speaking - Bed and Breakfast - head ache - A few years ago we are at our home on Mactan Island, Cebu. Down at the beach, wife swimming, I was under the deck as I can not be in the sun too much. I look over and there is a lady also there. I don't talk to other ladies with out my wife there too. She comes up and starts talking to her. She is in a B & B about 2 blocks from our home, B & B screwed up and cancelled a couple of her days. She must find another place to stay or get out of town ( country ) My wife steps up, stay with us, shows her around town, a big party as it was Valentines day, take her to Bohole , etc. Luck for her and a new friend for us. Dennis Kjolso

[@AlwaysBeChanging]

Wow! That is such a great story. And I bet a great memory for you and your wife. Filipino people prove over and over to the kindest and most hospitable.

[@LeeRChannel]

Hi guys it’s good you’ve choose Philippines as part of your travel journey. This is the only place around the world where you can gained followers and increase subscribers instantly. There are many foreigner vlogers resides in the Philippines for subscribers. But we love your vlogs guys. Glad you explores Philippines. Go to samal island and Davao pearl farm . Davao is the place of our brave previous President duterte

[@AlwaysBeChanging]

Thank you so much for appreciating our content :) We didn't realize the amount of support and hospitality we would get from Filipinos. We're humbled by the attention and we're so grateful. Thank you :)

[@Khanfuzed1]

So, in South Carolina... it requires 52 pass days to book that place.. You're basically paying 1000$/night for that house. I pull up airbnb and cant even find 1000$/night listings there. You would be getting hoodwinked on value with that property.. There are literally properties on all side of this Inspirato one for cheaper, similar quality, and more flexibility.

[@jadedelarosa3615]

Hello, quick question! How much out of pocket did you spend on this booking (besides the flight cost)?

[@wendyjenkins6076]

Hello youtube family wow good information I thought it was $2500 a year it's every month I see why because if not wrong it would get more out of pocket if you're didn't had insapario. Have you guys every get disappointed with a hotel or a house?

[@AlwaysBeChanging]

Hi Wendy 👋 We’ve definitely never been disappointed with an Inspirato house. They always tend to blow us away. We’re often really impressed with the resorts too but they can vary on wow-factor and quality. We have a handful of favorite homes. Our favorite resorts have been Banyan Tree Mayakoba and Cliff House Maine. So far… :)

[@wendyjenkins1559]

@@AlwaysBeChanging alright cool 👍 see you guys on the next video be safe.

[@paulgingrich3215]

After viewing your adventure at the Cliff House, we booked a week in July. The video was great but experience was fantastic. Thank you for sharing your adventures.

[@AlwaysBeChanging]

@@paulgingrich3215 Paul, we’re so glad you went there! Isn’t it so beautiful!! It’s still one of our favorites. We’re currently at Montage Palmetto Bluff and it might be fighting for our number one spot. But Cliff House will always have a very special place in our hearts.

[@StrikeFirst01]

This is an awesome video. I am interested with Inspirato but I was wondering if, you can have family and friends with you with 1 pass? if you are staying on a big house that sleeps 12 people? Will food drinks be available inclusive?

[@AlwaysBeChanging]

Yes, you can! There’s a lot to explain and we’re happy to help. Will you send me an email at [e-mail]. That’ll be an easier way to communicate everything.

[@sweet_it_is]

so its 2500/year and was it unlimited trip or how many trips can u go in a year? Thanks!!!!

[@MaximaToluene]

2500/month, and watch the video they explained how many trips

[@beingleila4141]

I mean if you really like it but it doesn’t seem to make any sense for ordinary people. Paying $2500 just to stay in a big house for 5 days ?

[@AlwaysBeChanging]

Sometimes it's 5 days in a huge house, sometimes it's 3 weeks in a large condo... it just depends on what you search for and what's available. In any case, we went from having to spend around $450-900/night at the Hotel Del Coronado to getting huge private homes for less money. It's not something that everyone an afford, of course, but if you're spending thousands on lodging when your family takes a vacation, Inspirato is a very economical option!

[@ichhabefertig88]

It’s really hard to trust you guys. It all seems very fake and you can’t tell how much you are getting paid to say all of this.

[@AlwaysBeChanging]

Hmm... that's a tough comment to address since this is really an instructional video so it's hard to understand what part would be hard to trust. We're Inspirato members and we dedicate a lot of time to helping others see how we use the program to fuel our semi-nomadic lifestyle. For the record, nobody pays us to say all of this. We make money from KZbin for ad revenue and like all Inspirato members, we can qualify for perks if we refer people who sign up, but we're putting this information out here because we have people asking for it. We appreciate you speaking up, but not really sure how else to address the feedback... Hopefully this helps?

[@KimmyQueen]

Wow... you did not mince words... Fair enough. You know what I am doing? I am RESEARCHING. There is a thing that you were on when you posted this a year ago... THE INTERNET. Alongside the internet there is the phone. I am also certain they have documentation that you can read before you do any kind of signing and giving of money. All you got to do is research and find out for yourself what is being said and if others have been using it etc. That is actually what I am doing to see if this is something that will fit my life in the future. It is not a matter of trusting or not trusting these people blindly, it is about listening to what they have to say and then doing the work that I need to do to either find out if it is true and it works and it would work for me, or if it is not true an/or it won't work for me. I will say that they having glasses on during the video were they were refuting the website was odd and I wondered why they had glasses on and why not go to another part of the house where they could speak without glare. But again this is where I do my own research. I don't trust anyone on anything, I need to to verify first. Also being paid to promote something is not a bad thing overall. That is how you get to know what is out there that may or may not benefit your life.

[@evanh4376]

First I would like to say to all the naysayers who say that you are paid by Inspirato other than a referral fee that they pay to EVERY one, I believe you are not paid (although I think probably if you have any problems, they will REALLY go out of their way to help you as you one of their most ardent supporters) but as you say they probably treat ALL their customers that way-it’s like the way MLM companies work, with a happy customer they find people who feel like they are sharing what they like vs selling is better. I DO think they SHOULD throw in an extra trip or try really hard to give you that Dominican house you desire so much in exchange and you could tell them I said so LOL!! The only thing I asked, is put on your home page and on every video on top info, the link on “How to book on Inspirato” you have so many videos it was difficult to find-found your Q and A video fist was frustrated couldn’t find the answer, probably like most people I forgot to use the search engine on there! When I looked at Inspirato website and talked to a seller it seemed too complicated, YOUR video was the BEST selling tool. In American culture it is verboten to ask one’s salary so not asking what proportion of your income you spend on your travels, may I ask about how much annually with airfares you spend on your travels? I thought at first you were a retired pilot with a major airline as you HAVE flown but saw your video on buying airline tickets (I had thought for myself of buying a membership and finding a retired airline employee to travel with, but didn’t know how, Craig’slist is not a good resource I think!) Also on one of your question and answer video, when asked how you derive your income you mentioned only the husband’s (sorry I am referring to you guys by that but by already forgot your name as ), do not discount the wife’s author income, she can call herself an author a lot more than Jeff Bezo’s ex wife! For those who chastise you saying that your travels are for the rich, your site say it IS for LUXURY travel, I believe that you are not rich, but you are most likely in upper vs. “reguar” middle class 130-360K but can travel as if you are and that is the point of your videos. The wife said that she was criticized for being overly cheerful, forgot THOSE people, better that than grouchy! Last but not least I want to say it is good that by using Inspirato you are able to travel with your kids presently, by spending your money now, you may not be able to leave a large inheritance but you will leave a legacy of happy memories. My parents were not rich by any means but living in the Bay Area, a 150K apt house and 65K home were appraised at over a million dollars each (one which my sister won’t sell or rent 11 years after the last death) which affected my inheritance (ironically my mother didn’t divorce my dad as she didn’t want the money go to her lawyers but her daughters but has estranged us instead). Had we traveled, we may all have bonded together better.

[@AlwaysBeChanging]

Thanks SO much for your thoughts and insights, Evan! We shouldn't be surprised that many people think we're sponsored by Inspirato since we praise the company so much, but as travel vloggers, we try to share all the interesting details of how we live this life. Obviously, talking about how Inspirato facilitates so many of our amazing lodging experiences is a major component. And to your point that Inspirato should be throwing us some extra love, I'd say they probably do :) They really helped us promote our channel when we were just starting and they still help us with exposure today. They also do whatever they can to provide us with opportunities to create content that will help us both. As for the question of how much our travels cost us, I'd say... a lot. Certainly into the low 6 figures annually for the past 2 years. Probably between $40-50k just for United air travel in 2022 so far. And since we've had 2 Inspirato Pass memberships all year, that's about $56k. Add in all the taxis/limos/Ubers, all the restaurants and other food, all the private guides and excursions, etc... and especially for a family of 4-5... it has added up fast. And despite what many might think, it's not an inconsequential cost. We do have to keep an eye on our finances because this is a very big amount for our budget. In some of our recent episodes at major resorts like Terranea in LA, where almost every on-resort activity (archery, kayaks, etc.) was around $250/person, we opted out and just hung at the pool instead. With 4 people on that trip, that meant $1k per activity and we just weren't willing to spend that much. Overall, you're hitting the nail on the head: we prioritize travel. It probably won't make us the wealthiest corpses in the cemetery but the memories and bonding that it provides are priceless. Three years ago, we were sending the kids off to school every morning, spending too little time together in the evenings, and living cookie-cutter lives in general. I (Phil) often acknowledged that my biggest life regret was likely to be not spending enough time with our kids. Now that we're traveling so much and spending 24x7 together during those weeks, I feel so close to the kids and can see them growing so close to each other. ❤ And of course Erin and I love being together this much. There are no guarantees in this world, including financial--as you've unfortunately experienced with your inheritance. So we're choosing to live for today and so far it just feels right.