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Holiday Apartments: A Cost-Effective Choice for Your Barcelona Trip

If you’re getting ready to head to Barcelona, there are various specifics to iron out even if you’ve been to the popular destination in Spain before. One of the things to consider is undoubtedly where you’ll stay. Since many people don’t have the option of making their friends’ guest rooms their temporary homes while away from home, they often stay in hotels. Although a hotel is probably the most commonly available accommodation option, it’s not the only choice.

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St. Pauls Cathedral

A Long Weekend in London

A long weekend in London is the perfect introduction to a city you are sure to have a life-long love affair with.

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New York City Taxi Cabs

Affordable New York City Vacation Planning

Planning a vacation to New York City can be exciting, but the budget can quickly get out of control.

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Hawaii

How to enjoy the sandy beaches of Hawaii without spending a single penny on accommodation

From flights to accommodation to food, this destination can be expensive, even for a short trip. But what if you’re not just looking for a quick trip, but a long and immersive experience into the culture and local lifestyle? It would cost a fortune, wouldn’t it? The easiest way is to work or volunteer with your skills and in return, earn in meals and basic accommodation.

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The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Moscow

Insider Tips for Visiting Moscow, Russia, for the First Time

When it comes to visiting Moscow for the first time, you may discover a lot of controversial information about this great city. Starting from applying for a Russian visa (which can be very confusing) to dealing with Russia's chilly winter weather, the country is full surprises and you never know what might happen and what you're gonna get the next time you visit. While visiting Moscow, the complex history is palpable, but with lots of malls, restaurants, and bars all around, Moscow is rightfully considered a perfect destination for first-timers. As a Moscow local, having lived there full-time for almost a year, I’ve created this local guide with Moscow insider tips, ways to get around, food to try and where to stay.

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How to Travel for Longer for Less

Flights may have dropped in price, hostels are still relatively cheap, food is a bit more manageable but long trips abroad can still work out to be expensive when you start adding things up. Here are a few ideas to consider which might help you keep your costs down as much as possible.

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Ponte Vecchio, Florence

A Week in Italy

When imagining the perfect vacation in Europe, it's hard for your mind not to wander to Italy. It's no surprise though, as Italy offers countless cities to visit, each featuring their own unique history, culture, and sights to see. What follows is a 7-day itinerary of the "Big Three” Italian cities: Rome, Florence, and Venice.

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by Tourism Queensland

Experiencing Queensland Australia

The State of Queensland is pretty large, 2.5 times the size of Texas, so there is plenty of land to cover, and plenty of sights to see along the way. Narrowing this down, more than 70% of the population of Queensland reside within 50 miles of the coast, which reduces the amount of land you need to cover without missing out on too many of the highlights.

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