Posted July 27, 2009 - 10:00 by Margaret Garcia-Couoh
While we’ve been pondering shorter vacations, staycations, and the like, there is nothing like the great American road trip to feel truly connected to this great land of ours. It doesn’t have to be nearly as expensive as it sounds. Here’s my advice on where to cut corners and where to splurge, and have fun doing so.
Posted June 18, 2008 - 09:52 by Kate Luther
How would you like to get out and "see the world"? Visit the Carthage Ruins or spend a week just hiking across Europe. Paris, Italy or maybe the Bahamas... there's really just no end to the places you can go.
Now, I know what you're saying - those places cost money and technically you'd be right. While traveling is certainly one of the more exciting ways to spend your time, airfare and hotel rooms can add up quickly and with the economy the way it is... well, it looks like Aunt Tessie's farm is about all the traveling you'll be doing anytime soon.
But there are ways to get around those big travel expenses without sacrificing your fun. In fact, with these tips you might just find that your trips become all the more adventurous!
Posted June 10, 2008 - 09:27 by Myscha Theriault
How little luggage can you take and how low can you go on the budget end? This article will help spell it all out.
Posted May 8, 2008 - 17:46 by Xin Lu
Yesterday my super cheap ex-boyfriend told me that I would be proud of him. I asked him why and he told me that he will be staying in Washington DC hotels for free for three nights. I asked him how he managed that and he told me about the Best Rate Guarantee from Wyndham hotels.
Posted March 28, 2008 - 01:30 by David DeFranza
I had written off Europe as a possibility for the budget traveler long ago. I did it with great difficulty, because I know from experience there is nothing like the food, history, and atmosphere of Europe. Still, a strong euro and expensive flights seemed to offer no other choice. That is, until I read about a deal to be made on Sunday.
Posted October 3, 2007 - 11:49 by Nora Dunn
Being a "Hobo" can take many shapes and forms. Here are a few tools to pave the way for a rent-free, sustainable, and environmentally & socially friendly lifestyle that can be rich with travel, new experiences, great friends, and a whole different lease on life.
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