Some popular hikes in California require long waits for permits before you can hit the trail, but this area in a state park is easier to access without them.
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Keep the contents of your luggage organized and under control with this travel essential, found at many Dollar Tree locations for a bargain price.
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Now, many focus not just on affordability but also on access to nature when moving. So, it makes sense why this city is America's most popular spot to move to.
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Airbnb has a bad reputation in Spain, which is suffering from overtourism. However, there is an affordable, sustainable, and economy-supporting alternative.
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This North Carolina mountain town is a beautiful spot for viewing fall foliage, and even better, it was named the most affordable autumn getaway for 2025.
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We've done the research to determine which cruise lines worldwide are serving up the perfect blend of luxury experiences and budget-friendly prices.
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While Southwest no longer offers free checked luggage to all passengers, there is another way to receive the perk using the airline's new booking service.
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Being a vegetarian, or at least temporarily avoiding meat, will save vacationers in this pricey European country a lot of money at mealtime.
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Maine, called "Vacationland," is not only a great place to travel to but also an ideal retirement destination that offers generous tax breaks and other perks.
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Flying economy used to be a serious slog, but there is light at the end of the tunnel. Several airlines worldwide are totally upgrading the economy game.
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Europe's big cities, like London, Oslo, and Rome, are stressful for driving. Per Rick Steves, there are many other reasons you should avoid having a car there.
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If you want to base yourself near the center of the city on vacation, without breaking the bank, consider trying this clever hack courtesy of Samantha Brown.
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While larger airports offer more flexibility when it comes to available flights, smaller hubs might actually be more affordable, according to research.
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One of the most affordable places to live in Arizona is a border town with outstanding shopping experiences, markets, and great Mexican cuisine.
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This Sicilian town suffered a devastating earthquake but, decades later, has emerged as a top contemporary art destination in Italy for its unique architecture.
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Properties in this North Carolina town cost 26% less than the national average. Plus, you can find cute shops, restaurants, and plenty of sports activities.
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With an active senior community, natural scenery, and convenient amenities, this cozy Rhode Island town just 15 miles north of Providence is a strong contender.
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This beautiful city in Europe is a blend of many world cultures, offering visitors plenty of art, historical sites, scenic beauty, and affordable eats.
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Instead of shelling out money for hotels that cater to tourists, there’s a genius hack to find accommodations for cheap while getting a more local experience.
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This historical attraction in Texas may be famous, but according to one study, it's one of the most disappointing tourist sites in the country.
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In Virginia's Appalachian Mountains there's a family-friendly state park with an epic natural wonder unlike any other. But the fun doesn't stop there.
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Home to the "World's Largest Pheasant," this outdoorsy South Dakota city is a retirement haven with fantastic amenities and some of the best hunting in the U.S.
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This small Michigan town is a short drive from Detroit. A winter holidays visit will make you feel like you're in a Hallmark Movie, but it's great year-round.
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For a more authentic travel experience, Rick Steves has some expert advice to avoid crowds and overpriced restaurants and live like the locals do on your trip.
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A hidden beach town in the heart of Minnesota? It's true! Just don't expect to see a lot of people on your visit, because this peaceful city's only a mile wide.
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The fruitcake capital of the world is only an hour's drive from Savannah, GA. And best of all, there's wine and nature to enjoy when you're sick of fruitcake.
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Experience light shows, free art museums, and an Oktoberfest to remember at this U.S. city that has been declared the most affordable to visit this September.
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