Posts Tagged ‘free’
Student Budget Trip: Tampa
Tampa, Florida, continuously tops the lists for incredible student getaways and spring break trips for its fun attractions and endless warm weather. This doesn’t mean you have to spend a fortune enjoying the city, though! Have a blast with your friends on vacation or graduation celebration and revel in the beauty and excitement of Tampa!…
Read MoreKansas City Budget Trip
There are a few cities in the central Midwest region that draw national attention, and one of them is certainly Kansas City. Known for BBQ, football, and the enchanting city design (did you know it’s the City of Fountains?), KC has a lot to offer a student group trip, on a graduation celebration or hitting…
Read MoreStudent Budget Trip: Ocean City
So you’re heading into summer with bright eyes and a plan to travel. One great destination, especially for students, is Ocean City, Maryland. Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, covered in activities (many of which are free!), doused in the bright colors of fun and spontaneity, all while embracing their natural roots and ecotourism attractions. Ocean…
Read MoreBudgeting the Twin Cities
While Minnesota doesn’t regularly receive a whole lot of attention, the Twin Cities definitely should. Tucked between two rivers, this green oasis of energy can’t be contained within a single metropolis so on this vacation, you have two to sample! Student groups, whether you’re educational or celebrating a graduation (congrats!), will find something phenomenal on…
Read MoreStudent Budget Trip: Washington, D.C.
D.C. is a bucket list city that everyone should visit at least once. Experience the epicenter of the United States government, explore history in some of the best museums in the world, and taste the freedom with every step. Okay, that was a little cheesy but you get my point. Washington, D.C. holds a very…
Read MoreFree Things in NYC
Yesterday, we had a blog about budgeting one of the most expensive cities in the United States. Today, why not focus on the most expensive city on that list, the one that everyone wants to see at least once, the one that stands as the center of cultural, financial, and commercial America: New York City.…
Read MoreLuxury for Less: Big City, Small Budget
Below are some of the most sought after travel destinations in the U.S. making them some of the most expensive. While some are more affordable than others, you can make them all work for your budget with a little finesse. Read on to discover how you can have luxury for less in these big budget…
Read MoreFree Travel Apps Worth Using
You already have the smart phone so why not put it to good use? There’s no reason to rely solely on paperback guidebooks in this day in age when you can find all the information you seek in one convenient place. These free apps, both brand new and tried-and-true, have made the list for their fantastic…
Read MoreThrifty Student Trips in Texas
The school year is starting up again, as you know, and if you’re a parent or teacher wanting a place to teach away from the whiteboard, look no further. Texas is a big state and there’s no shortage of educational yet fun attractions for your students to enjoy without you spending a ton of money.…
Read MoreHistory for Pennies
History drives on educational vacations for all kinds of travel groups from students to senior citizens but visiting several museums and/or landmarks that charge admission can really add up. When you’re traveling on a budget and want to see more than a couple of historic sites, know that there are places – like those below –…
Read MoreBudgeting Boston
Earlier this week I wrote a blog on how to save money in Seattle, one of the most expensive cities for U.S. travel. Relying on the same concept, let’s head to the opposite coast to Boston, the birthplace of a nation which just so happens to cost a pretty penny. Here are some tips on…
Read MoreSave Money in Seattle
TripAdvisor, based on their TripIndex, released that Seattle is the number one most expensive city to visit in the U.S. followed by Honolulu, New York City, and San Francisco. They suggest a trip to the South as an alternative but don’t be scared of poor Seattle. Here’s how you can visit even the priciest destinations…
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