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We took travelers through Porto, Malta and the Scottish Highlands to see how they tapped into splurge-worthy outings and small sellers, collected credit card points, and juggled a family without juggling a physical wallet securely and seamlessly.

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Scottish Highlands

Wandering the wilds without limits

Jess, Charlie, and their young children Sonny and Lochy head deep into the Scottish Highlands — think misty lochs, winding roads, and wild landscapes. This adventurous family shows us how to go remote without ever feeling disconnected. For them, less time spent fumbling with payments means more time soaking in the vibes. They take an unforgettable hike to the Old Man of Storr on the Isle of Skye, book spontaneous kayak outings on Loch Leven, and relive the adventures of the day at a remote glamping site – all without physical cards and cash. They’re able to stay in the moment, and focus on the experiences that matter most.

Charlie & Jessica Last
Charlie & Jessica Last
@the.travel.project
Charlie Wild and Jessica Last – with little explorers Sonny and Lochy – make up The Travel Project, family adventurers who document off-the-beaten-path trips in the UK, through a lens of sustainability and spontaneity.
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  • Charlie and Jessica Last walking with their children through tall grass in the Scottish Highlands.
  • Aerial view of kayakers in Loch Shiel.
  • Armadilla Glamping Pods in Loch Tay.
  • Charlie and Jessica Last hiking with their children with mountains and a loch in the background.
  • A view of the Old Man of Storr and Loch Fada.
  • Charlie and family riding along a winding road beside a river in the Scottish Highlands.
  • The family enjoying the sand dunes at Sanna Bay on the Ardnamurchan peninsula.
  • Charlie and Jessica Last walking with their children through tall grass in the Scottish Highlands.
  • Aerial view of kayakers in Loch Shiel.
  • Armadilla Glamping Pods in Loch Tay.
  • Charlie and Jessica Last hiking with their children with mountains and a loch in the background.
  • A view of the Old Man of Storr and Loch Fada.
  • Charlie and family riding along a winding road beside a river in the Scottish Highlands.
  • The family enjoying the sand dunes at Sanna Bay on the Ardnamurchan peninsula.
  • Charlie and Jessica Last walking with their children through tall grass in the Scottish Highlands.
  • Aerial view of kayakers in Loch Shiel.
  • Armadilla Glamping Pods in Loch Tay.
  • Charlie and Jessica Last hiking with their children with mountains and a loch in the background.
  • A view of the Old Man of Storr and Loch Fada.
  • Charlie and family riding along a winding road beside a river in the Scottish Highlands.
  • The family enjoying the sand dunes at Sanna Bay on the Ardnamurchan peninsula.

Charlie and Jessica Last walking with their children through tall grass in the Scottish Highlands.

Porto, Portugal

Tap into the best of this seaside stunner

With chic boutiques, stunning architecture, and a million instagrammable moments, Porto is the ultimate girls’ getaway. From riverside strolls to seafood splurges, friends Hunter and Peyton show us how to shop, snack, and see the sights in Porto. Their trip is filled with ceramics classes, tile-lined streets and fado listening rooms – and they need their travel logistics to feel effortless. Whether it’s buying fresh pastries at the Mercado do Bolhão, hopping on a Douro River boat cruise, or checking into a charming guesthouse tucked away in the center of the city, they get access to big-ticket excursions and hidden gems – with just their iPhone and Apple Pay. Here, there’s a huge variety of experiences to explore.

Hunter Harris & Peyton Dix
Hunter Harris & Peyton Dix
@hunterh @peytondix
Hunter Harris and Peyton Dix, the witty pop-culture duo from the “Lemme Say This“ podcast, are swapping New York City’s energy for Porto’s riverside charm.
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  • A view of The Porto Cathedral above the Douro River.
  • Hunter and Peyton with pasteis de nata, a classic Portuguese custard tart.
  • Dinner at FUNQ wine bar, which has chef residencies including this meal by Bocada.
  • The gardens at Jardins do Palácio de Cristal.
  • Sunset from the chartered boat along the Douro.
  • Houses in the historical Ribeira district of Porto.
  • Parkgoers at the Jardim do Infante Dom Henrique, under the statue of Prince Henry The Navigator.
  • A view of The Porto Cathedral above the Douro River.
  • Hunter and Peyton with pasteis de nata, a classic Portuguese custard tart.
  • Dinner at FUNQ wine bar, which has chef residencies including this meal by Bocada.
  • The gardens at Jardins do Palácio de Cristal.
  • Sunset from the chartered boat along the Douro.
  • Houses in the historical Ribeira district of Porto.
  • Parkgoers at the Jardim do Infante Dom Henrique, under the statue of Prince Henry The Navigator.
  • A view of The Porto Cathedral above the Douro River.
  • Hunter and Peyton with pasteis de nata, a classic Portuguese custard tart.
  • Dinner at FUNQ wine bar, which has chef residencies including this meal by Bocada.
  • The gardens at Jardins do Palácio de Cristal.
  • Sunset from the chartered boat along the Douro.
  • Houses in the historical Ribeira district of Porto.
  • Parkgoers at the Jardim do Infante Dom Henrique, under the statue of Prince Henry The Navigator.

A view of The Porto Cathedral above the Douro River.

Malta

Embracing history. And the unexpected.

From the grandeur of the Grandmaster’s Palace to the winding streets of Mdina and sweeping views of Dingli Cliffs, history buff Jacklynn brings Malta’s complex past to the present. With nothing but her iPhonee, a healthy supply of SPF, and an insatiable desire to learn all that came before, sheʻs winding her way through ancient cities and cliffside cafes, showing how much a rich, culture-filled adventure in the Land of Honey really costs. She's open for anything, and collects credit card points while using Apple Pay.

Jacklynn Botwe
Jacklynn Botwe
@byjacklynn
Jacklynn Botwe, a UK-based content creator and solo traveler, collects adventures the way some collect postcards: with an eye for art and a passion 
for history.
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  • Jacklynn walking through a narrow stone street in Malta, surrounded by historic buildings and balconies.
  • Beachgoers in Għajn Tuffieħa Bay.
  • Jacklynn standing at the Gardjola Gardens watchtower (Vedette) in Senglea, Malta, overlooking the Grand Harbour.
  • Jacklynn walking through the ornate hallway of the Grandmaster's Palace in Valletta.
  • Jacklynn riding in a traditional Dgħajsa tal-pass boat.
  • Aerial view of Valletta, Malta and The Three Cities.
  • Jacklynn walking through a narrow stone street in Malta, surrounded by historic buildings and balconies.
  • Beachgoers in Għajn Tuffieħa Bay.
  • Jacklynn standing at the Gardjola Gardens watchtower (Vedette) in Senglea, Malta, overlooking the Grand Harbour.
  • Jacklynn walking through the ornate hallway of the Grandmaster's Palace in Valletta.
  • Jacklynn riding in a traditional Dgħajsa tal-pass boat.
  • Aerial view of Valletta, Malta and The Three Cities.
  • Jacklynn walking through a narrow stone street in Malta, surrounded by historic buildings and balconies.
  • Beachgoers in Għajn Tuffieħa Bay.
  • Jacklynn standing at the Gardjola Gardens watchtower (Vedette) in Senglea, Malta, overlooking the Grand Harbour.
  • Jacklynn walking through the ornate hallway of the Grandmaster's Palace in Valletta.
  • Jacklynn riding in a traditional Dgħajsa tal-pass boat.
  • Aerial view of Valletta, Malta and The Three Cities.

Jacklynn walking through a narrow stone street in Malta, surrounded by historic buildings and balconies.