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Practical Traveling: The Art Of Sticking To a Travel Bu

Practical Traveling: The Art Of Sticking To a Travel Budget
Traveling can be expensive.  If you’re looking to enjoy traveling while saving a lot of cash, these tips can help you stick to a travel budget.

Keep track of exchange rates It’s important to know exchange rates to make you aware of your purchases.  Many Americans find it expensive to shop in South Korea because basic necessities like food and water cost over a thousand won.  But the truth is, a thousand won is equal to a dollar.  Knowing how much you are really spending on an item gives you the power to make good purchases.
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Look for cultural landmarks with free entrance Let’s be honest, admission costs can break your bank account.  It’s definitely okay to visit museums or themed parks that you don’t get to do often at home.  But go for tourist attractions that won’t cost you a dime.  Who knows?  You might find what you’re looking for without having to spend a lot on an all-day, all-access pass!

Set a daily budget Many travelers think it’s okay to splurge because traveling does not happen every day.  However, the very same people end up in debt.  Setting up a daily budget will keep you from mindless, useless spending.   That way, you are putting your money on things that matter most.
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Practical Traveling: The Art Of Sticking To a Travel Bu
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