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April Trent is a former writer for the Pinnacle, and she is currently a freelance writer and graduate student. She has traveled to many cities throughout the world on a low income. Contact information: apriltrent85@gmail.com.

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HostelsClub "one dollar equals one euro" campaign

The holiday season is around the corner and that means many young Americans will be searching for opportunities to...
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Visit the Louvre Museum for free

The Louvre is one of the most popular art museums in the entire world. With an estimated 8.5 million visitors in 2008, many visitors travel from all...
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Low cost fun in Vancouver

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According to Mercer’s 2009 Quality of Living survey, Vancouver tied for Auckland as the fourth best city for overall quality of life. The...
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Save money on food while traveling

Traveling to a new country for the first time is an exciting experience, but many new travelers find such an adventure to be nerve-wracking. Young...
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Spending abroad: Debit cards

In terms of spending abroad, travelers have many options for currency exchange and spending in general. However, one of the easier forms of spending...
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ISIC travel card

The International Student Identity Card (ISIC card) is a special travel card for students who enjoy traveling the globe. This card provides numerous...
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Pack the little things

Imagine a young traveler rummaging through her suitcase in Paris. She has a few clean outfits from Internacionale, a couple of books by Michael Grant,...
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Cutting expenses

One of the main excuses that most young Americans give for not exploring the world is the overall cost of traveling. Yet, average twenty year olds are...
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