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Alaska Cruise

Published: January 18th 2013North America » United States » Alaska
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January 18th 2013

An Alaskan cruise is a great way to see the wildlife and scenery of the great state of Alaska. Most will give you the opportunity to hike through glacial waterfalls and rainforests. You might want to choose to take a dogsled ride, enjoy an excursion on a catamaran. Some of Alaska's cruise destinations include Juneau, which is the capital of Alaska and founded during a gold rush and Hubbard Glacier, a 1350 foot glacier. If you would like to experience sites like these, but it is not in your budget, why not try to win an Alaskan Cruise.... read more



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May 25th 2011

Looking to travel to Charleston, SC, but not quite sure that you can afford it. Keep in mind, getting there is the biggest cost. Once you arrive, you can see a couple of old forts and the Battery for free. The architecture in the city dates back to the 1700's. Check out Charleston, SC Budget Travel for a number of tips on budget travel to the city of Charleston, South Carolina. There are a number of festivals in the city, pick one that is based on something that you love, and plan your vacation around it. You will find tons of free entertainment. Look at this budget travel article for more deals when you visit Charleston.... read more



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May 1st 2011

Santa Fe is the oldest continually capital city in the United States, while Albuquerque is New Mexico's oldest city. Planning a trip to Albuquerque? Make sure you stop and see Albuquerque's Old Town, which is the town's oldest neighborhood. While you are traveling to the Albuquerque and Santa Fe area, you won't want to miss the art shows of Taos Pueblo and some of the other pueblos in the vicinity. The art shows continue year round. You'll also want to read How to Travel to the Albuquerque and Santa Fe Area on a Budget for more tips on things that are free to see and do. May all your travels be, lots of fun and mostly free!... read more



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April 10th 2011

Fort Worth Texas - I've made the long drive a couple of times. While I was in Fort Worth, I managed to find a great deal on a nice hotel room with a great location. The city is really an inexpensive place to visit. While I was there, I visited the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame and had my picture taken on a real live bull in the Fort Worth Stockyards. The bull, was like a grandpa bull. They put a couple of steps up to it's side and told me "It's Ok, climb on". He even had a Santa hat on his head. My brother swears that the pictures were photoshopped. I also found some of my greatest shopping deals ever at Grapevine. The town is full of malls and great places to shop, especially ... read more



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April 3rd 2011

Looking for cheap and easy travel to Chicago. How about cheap or even free transportation once you are in the city? Getting to Chicago is a lot less expensive when you take the train. Amtrak will take you to Union Station, in the heart of Chicago. Or you can take the South Shore from North Central and North Western Indiana to the city, starting with South Bend. Once you are in the city, you can ride the L to most of the city's neighborhoods, there are 8 different train lines. The rates are $2.25 each trip, or $5.75 for an all day pass, which is most likely your best bargain. The city also offers a free trolley to many of the city's most popular destinations, like Navy Pier and Michigan Avenue. And of course, you won't ... read more



Chicago Shopping

Published: April 3rd 2011North America » United States » Illinois » Chicago
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April 3rd 2011

Whether you are vacationing in Chicago, or you are just taking a day trip for a unique shopping experience, Chicago has something in store for you. Chicago has bookstores specializing in anything from books on Europe and foreign languages, books on psychology, and fine and rare books. Other unique shops include a shop that sells only spices, a shop that sells paper goods from around the world and you can print your own book, and more. Check out Chicago - See What's in Store for You, to read about shops specialized in everything from food to fun! ... read more



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April 3rd 2011

The Bean is the known name of Cloud Gate in Millennium Park, in Chicago, Illinois. This huge sculpture reflects the idea of a giant drop of mercury. With thousands of man hours spent polishing the sculpture, The Bean's shiny appears remains bright and clean and allows for a great reflection of the Chicago Skyline. If you are planing to travel to Chicago on a budget, see this attraction and many others for free. Learn how at How to Visit Chicago on a Budget.... read more



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March 13th 2011

Wilmington, North Carolina, what an interesting city to travel. This is a city that you can travel on any budget. Drive to Fort Fisher and see all there is to see, and read about the battles that took place for free. Donations are appreciated, or purchase some of the great memorabilia they have in the gift shop. See the great architechture of the city of Wilmington, established in 1739. Browse the old time shops that are still in their original decoration. See the Battleship North Carolina from the backside for free or pay only $12.00 admission for the full tour. Travel to the site of the filming of Cape Fear for free and other movie sets. Check out How to Travel to Wilmington, North Carolina on a Budget for more great ideas!... read more



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March 8th 2011

Lately, I have been looking at good deals on travel to Las Vegas. I have been able to find some really good rates on hotel rooms, so the only thing left is a good deal on a flight. If I decide to fly from Chicago to Las Vegas, there are quite a few good flight deals for that route. I have a number of ideas on things I will be doing once I arrive. I plan on hitting the margarita bar right after I arrive. They have margaritas right around the corner from Circus Circus for only a buck. That should give me my second wind and help to get rid of the jet lag. Next, I'll head down the strip on foot. If you time it just right, you can see the Sirens of Treasure ... read more



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March 3rd 2011

What a great city! New Orleans is full of excitement at all times of the year. Although, we all know that New Orleans is famous for the huge festival, the Mardi Gras. If you are looking to travel to New Orleans, but cannot seem to fit it into your budget, step back and take a second look. If you absolutely must go their during Mardi Gras, consider staying outside of the city. Hotel rooms in New Orleans during Mardi Gras, are not only hard to come by, but the prices can very easily get up into three and four digits, depending on where you find a room. If you are traveling outside of the festival dates, keep in mind there are a number of clubs that have free live music year round. There are a number ... read more






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