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How to visit Sydney on a budget

The best things in life are free, so get out there and experience the best Sydney has to offer!

  • Sydney Harbour Bridge

When visiting Australia, everyone will always utter the immortal words ‘You must climb the Sydney Bridge‘. The fact that… read full article

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Shopping at Paris Barbès market

If you are on vacation in Paris for a few days and want to discover a new side of the city that will be less touristy than the sumptuous St. Germain, the shopping Mecca found in the Marais, or the student-filled Latin Quarter, check out the Marché… read full article

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5 great cheap eats in East London

London Pub

London, UK is a world’s top travel destinations. Covent Garden, Soho and Westminster are some of its most popular tourist areas, but if you want to see like the real Londoners live and… read full article

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How to save money in New Delhi

Transportation

New Delhi, India, is just like New York- chaos and too much traffic! However, once you step out of the Airport you will be swarmed with guys asking you were you want to go and stuff like that so it is better to… read full article

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Enjoy Happy Hour at Freni e Frizioni, Trastevere, Rome

Where can you find all-you-can-eat scrumptious food and sauces, smooth drinks, an artsy atmosphere and a piazza full of people all for 5 Euro? Freni e Frizioni, a trendy bar in Trastevere, Rome, that’s where.

In Rome, from about 7 to 10 p.m. every evening of the week… read full article

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4 undiscovered London areas to explore

Every day of the year, come rain or shine, hell or high water, the area from Hyde Park in the west to the Tower of London in the east, from St Pancras station in the north to the Houses of Parliament in the south will be thronged with… read full article

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How to shop on a budget in Copenhagen

Copenhagen, Denmark, is definitely a shopper’s paradise.

Danish coinAre you looking for exquisite china, trendy houseware, or fashionable ensembles for all occasions? It can all be found in this city, and very often on the same street, the famous pedestrian Strøget. You can find it, all… read full article

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How to get around San Diego for under 5 Dollars

San Diego TrolleySan Diego can be quite intimidating in size and with gas prices on the rise, driving your way around the city can get expensive.

But if you’re just in town for a day or two and would like to see the city without… read full article

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How to eat cheap in Norway

Open face sandwich - Norway Traveling around Norway and eating well on a budget is a constant challenge.

Unfortunately, the traveler’s tale/urban myth of the $20 Oslo hot dog reflects the high cost of dining out here.

In Norway’s cities especially, a traveler’s… read full article

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How to travel Europe on a weak Dollar

A weak dollar doesn’t have to burn a hole in your wallet when traveling to Europe. Here are some tips on how to get more out of your money:

1. Travel off season

In popular European destinations such as Rome, Paris, London and Amsterdam, rates in… read full article

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Choose the right type of accommodation in Paris

Travel Agony Aunt received the following question from a traveler in agony:
Dear Travel Agony Aunt,
We will be in Paris for two weeks in December. Should we get a hotel room or look for an apartment? We want to be centrally located to walk everywhere. We are not rich, but have found nice places in Venice… read full article

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How to save time and money in London

Big Ben Underground StationEvery time I visit London and walk through the gates of the Underground Railway at Leicester Square or Piccadilly Circus or one of the zillion other busy stations with hoards of people rushing to and from, I can‘t help but feel bad for… read full article

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4 low cost airlines offering business class services

Discount and low cost airlines have been all the rage in Europe and other parts of the world for a few years now. However, the Atlantic crossing is witnessing a phenomenon of another kind with a number of low cost airlines offering premium and all business class services that are growing gradually but steadily… read full article

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