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Seems like everywhere you turn, everyone is feeling the crunch. With tough times like these, people are trying to pinch those pennies wherever they can, especially on vacation. Certainly in a city like Miami, that attracts millions of tourists year round because of its warm weather, beaches and non-stop nightlife; you can definitely burn a hole in your wallet if you’re not careful.

Luckily, Miami has a wide array of restaurants for travellers of all price ranges. read full article

Italy in the past few weeks has suffered the hottest temperatures in years, and we at the Venere.com HQ found very useful Context Travel’s guide on how to stay cool while while travelling. Make sure to arm yourself with lots of cool drinks

If you have never been, then you need to know in advance that street food in Asia needs to be taken quite seriously, so it’s highly advisable that you read up on where to eat. read full article

Venere.com has added a great new service in the form of limited-time offer hotel deals. For the first time, an entire section of the venere.com site is dedicated to promotions and special offers in top destinations such… read full article

One of the most popular holiday and vacation destinations in the Mediterranean Sea

is the Island of Ibiza situated off Spain’s Iberian Peninsula. read full article

Copenhagen has really come into its own in recent years as a destination for city breaks and as a base for further exploration of Denmark and Scandinavia.

However, one of the bad things about Copenhagen is the high prices and read full article

A new Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO

On October 2009, UNESCO declared the tango Intangible Cultural Heritage.

In an attempt to preserve tango, born from a fusion of African rythms and the Spanish singing and guitar, both Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Montevideo, Uruguay, promoted the proposal. read full article

Are you in need of a break from your daily routine but don’t find a holiday that suits the pocket?

Don’t worry, you can surely find your ideal destination and save some money! Here goes a series of tips! read full article

As the first weeks of 2010 are passing by, everyone’s getting prepared to accomplish their New Year’s resolutions.

New hotels, travel strategies to save big on your following trips, a new project of an-all-year-journey’s experiences travel blog. read full article

With a few street-smart tactics and affordable accommodations you can save money in Amsterdam.

Budget Accommodation in Amsterdam

When on a budget it’s always a good idea to stay in a hostel. Check out the Stayokay Amsterdam Zeeburg Hostel in the eastern part… read full article

Looking to dropping by Amsterdam on a budget? Perhaps soaking up the arts and culture scene?

Amsterdam is indeed a great place for a fun-filled holiday but traveling around in this beautiful city can easily lighten your wallet.

However… read full article

1. List of who to buy trinkets for

Essential if you’re being carried away by the manipulative trader who’s extremely friendly and makes you feel guilty that he’s laid out all his wares for you and if you don’t buy one he’ll get all… read full article

There are lots of articles and books with guides to cheap days out in places like London that usually break the bank if you’re not used to them.

Many of these lists often forget to incorporate the costs of travel, which… read full article

If you have never taken a vacation to New York City, you may not be able to comprehend why it is referred to as “The City That Never Sleeps.”

If, on the other hand, you are either a… read full article

The picturesque city of Venice offers a wide variety of significant places which showcases artistic and cultural exhibits acquired through thousands of years of rich Venetian history.

Like other tourist destinations though, the surreal “City of Bridges” can be… read full article

Travellers on a budget, especially those from countries where museum entrance is free, receive a nasty shock when they arrive in Vienna.

Not only is the travel infrastructure slightly more expensive than elsewhere, especially anywhere to the East… read full article