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Tuesday, April 1st, 2008San Antonio is one of the fastest growing cities in the U.S. Perhaps best known for The Alamo, the city is also home to one of the least known big events in the country.
Each April, downtown San Antonio is overrun with all sorts of festivities. I am not using the term “all sorts” [...]
South American Travel Guides by RooshV
Wednesday, March 19th, 2008Roosh V, from his personal blog rooshv.com hit me up with an email to do a paid review of his South America Travel Guides, which is located in the travel section of his blog. Before I checked out his guides I wandered around his homepage a bit to get a little background info on the [...]
Stay at Convents for Cheap Accommodations in Italy
Tuesday, August 14th, 2007If you’re going to Italy, or elsewhere throughout Europe and you’re traveling on a tight budget, staying at convents is a great option for cheap accommodations.
Budget Travel Prices in Guatemala
Wednesday, June 27th, 2007Just a look at the prices of traveling in Guatemala and you may consider it for your next budget travel or backpacking trip. Here’s an awesome list of prices I found covering a traveler’s necessities while traveling in Guatemala.
Ultra Low Cost Carriers Grow in USA
Friday, June 15th, 2007$10 one way budget airline tickets within the United States? And they say the US airline industry is hurting. Okay, went too far there. But new American Budget airlines called Ultra Low Cost Carriers are trying to grow a bit in the US, and they will embark on the challenge of linking [...]
South America on a Shoestring - New Travel Guide
Wednesday, May 16th, 2007Lonely Planet recently released a new budget travel / backpacking travel guide for South America. The very popular travel guide series “on a shoestring” now creates a path through South America’s wonderful countries, and will undeniably be gobbled up by backpackers and budget travelers from all backgrounds. But here are a few thoughts concerning [...]
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