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Kerwin
March 15, 2025

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Hi AI Traveler,

I just realized that it's been a little while, 2 months, since I penned one of these. I think I need to get AI to help me make them more regular. So sorry about this. I’ll endeavor to do better going forward.

This may be your first newsletter since joining, so welcome and thank you for your support. And to the existing members, thank you for sticking around.

I wanted to create some AI solutions for you, but I don’t know what issue you’re facing in your businesss. So if you could just hit reply and tell me the problem you’re trying to solve; I’ll go dig up some AI prompts that will give you solutions.

For example, I’m currently using chatGPT to help me structure my upcoming travel book. It’s not writing the book, but I asked it based on what I want the book to be about, to give me an outline and some briefs, and it did; it even gave me a book description based on the information I gave it. That’s pushed me to get the writing going, which I’m currently doing.

I did ask for a cover design; I got this :-). So clearly it needs some work; especially with the spelling… :-(.

Here’s the working book description:

What’s it like to fly on 204 different airlines? Join aviation expert and globetrotter Kerwin McKenzie as he shares the most bizarre, thrilling, and unforgettable moments from a lifetime in the skies.

From delivering a Boeing 767-200 across continents to experiencing the scariest flights of his life, Kerwin takes you behind the cockpit doors and into the heart of commercial aviation. With humor, insight, and a passion for flying, this book is packed with stories that will fascinate aviation geeks, frequent flyers, and even those who only dream of travel.

You’ll discover:

✈️ The wildest passenger interactions at 30,000 feet

✈️ Luxury in the skies—First-class experiences that redefine travel

✈️ The worst airline experiences (and why they happened)

✈️ How turbulence, engine failures, and last-minute changes test a traveler’s nerves

✈️ Unusual airline routes, defunct airlines, and flights you never knew existed

✈️ And much, much more!

Whether you’re an aviation geek, an aspiring traveler, or just love a good travel story, From Boarding to Bizarre is your boarding pass to an adventure unlike any other. Buckle up—it’s going to be a bumpy (but entertaining) ride!

Maybe you need help with a marketing idea, or social media posts, or how to create viral videos about a particular topic, etc.

So hit that reply button now and let me know, and I’ll get some AI prompts together to help. I’m just sitting here looking at my mailbox, literally :-).

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Until next time.

Kerwin
Founder, AI Travel Pulse

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