Want to take a luxury trip on the cheap, we show you how to do it.
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Travel -
Getting There
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Written by HVAC Doc
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I normally don’t recommend using credit cards, but if you have the discipline to use them only to buy the essentials and pay them off each month, then they are a great way to get free airline tickets. But maximizing airline mileage is critically important. These 6 points give you the basics on how to maximize your earnings.
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Read more: 6 Steps to Maximizing Your Frequent Flyer Miles
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All National Parks in the U.S. are offering free admission this weekend.
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Read more: National Parks Offer Free Entrance August 14 - 15
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Travel -
Vacations
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Written by The Frugal Nomad
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Any financial advisor worth his salt will recommend that you start saving and investing early in life. The same goes for travelling; start saving your memories early on. Over the course of a lifetime, the surest way to control your travel overhead is to take as many trips as you can while you’re young, single and unencumbered with a mortgage payment, rent or kids. Sell your car, pack your stuff and leave it with the folks or put it in storage. Whatever you manage to save on unnecessary expenses on the home front leaves you with additional funds to finance your journey abroad.
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Read more: Travel Cheap - Travel Young
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Travel -
Hotels
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Written by Omie Ismail
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Monday, 26 July 2010 03:49 |
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Hotels have followed the airlines' lead into adding fees to make up for low prices. While room rates have floundered for years, fees have risen at a fast clip. Before, you book your next cheap hotel room, you should pay attention to these 5 hotel fees:
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Read more: Watch Out for These 5 Hotel Fees
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Travel -
Vacations
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Written by The Frugal Nomad
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So you're tired of battling the Great Recession which seems to linger on longer than you'd care. Even with your penny pinching, your monthly expenses leave next to nothing in savings. You still dream of travelling around the world, but that's a luxury reserved to the upper crust. Right? Wrong. Even if you don't have a rich uncle that favors you, you can still go on what the Aussies call “The Great Overseas Experience."
For young Australians and Kiwis, the 'Great OE' is a rite of passage. As soon as they graduate college, they work a bit to save just enough change to take care of the first leg of their trip. From there, they hustle their way around the world, working at an odd job here or there or securing temporary or seasonal employment. But in today's economy you don't have to be straight out of school to jet overseas, people of all ages can become world travelers on the cheap.
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Read more: Skip the Recession - Travel and Work Overseas
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