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re: MT Advice For Vacation Planning

Posted on 1/10/13 at 7:53 pm to
Posted by HumongousYeti
Member since Jan 2010
336 posts
Posted on 1/10/13 at 7:53 pm to
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Thanks, as far as keeping within your budget, do you have an idea of what you are willing to spend on a vacation each year? Or do you just spend accordingly with where you want to go?



I try to keep to a budget within every place I visit. However, I always bring more than enough funds in case I decide to spend more or for unexpected expenses.

My advice is to take vacations during the fall/spring to save money and avoid crowds. This way you're not vacationing when school is out for the summer or during the winter holidays. There's usually a decent amount of daylight during the fall/spring as well.

If you really want to save money, stay in hostels. There're usually $30-40 a night and are great for solo travelers.

I agree with other posters that D.C. sure won't be a relaxing vacation. When I was there for 3 days, I saw a lot of sights during the day and partied at night. Lots of walking. Probably only slept 12 hours that whole time.

Oh and get used to paying $10 per drink.

Hope this helps.

Posted by RickAstley
Reno, Nevada
Member since May 2011
2026 posts
Posted on 1/11/13 at 10:14 am to
Thank you Humongous and the rest of the board in this thread. There has been some excellent advice posted in here which I will certainly use.
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