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Much of the traffic online is from the USA, certainly in the English speaking World anyway. So it is always wise to cater for people from the States as best you can.
USA Money Saving Tips
Take the regional buses – The best way to get around the regions of the US is by bus. Bus fares cost as little as $1 USD. Typically, flying and trains are the most expensive way to get around. If you can, rent a car and share the gas costs with friends. The best companies are Megabus and Bolt Bus.
Redeem Hotel points – Be sure to sign up for hotel credit cards before you go and use those points when you travel. This is especially helpful in big cities. Be aware that most hotels charge parking fees if you have a car, and adjust your budget accordingly.
Get a national park pass – Getting a national parks pass will let you into all the parks for free so you don’t have to keep paying an entrance fee. The one time fee is $80 and will pay for itself after four parks.
Cook – The United States has some of the cheapest food in the developed world. Grocery shopping can cost less than $40 USD per week will save a lot of money. Cook and save!
Couchsurf – Couchsurfing started in the United States, and free accommodation offered can make up for the lack of hostels. You’ll find plenty of hosts throughout the country who will show you around their town and let you stay for free. I’ve used it plenty of times and have really enjoyed it as a way to meet people.
Camp – Around all the national parks are inexpensive campsites, so if you have a camper or gear, my recommendation is to camp when visiting the parks. Most campsites start around $15 per night for a tent. More if you are parking an RV or a car on the site.
City tourism cards – City tourism cards allow you to see a large number of attractions (and often include free public transportation) for one low price, usually $30–40. They provide free access to museums, reduced access to attractions, and restaurant discounts.
Use Roadside hotels — There are a plethora of cheap roadside hotels such as Motel 6 and Super 8 to the rescue. Rooms start around $40 a night, but including tax, they work out to be $60 on average. They’re great when you’re traveling with someone and can split the cost.
Free museums and events – Inquire at tourism centers, use Google, or ask hotel or hostel staff for information about free events and museums. Many museums offer occasional free or discounted admission throughout the week.
One site that has done that is Travel Insurance Seniors .com which has links to UK as well US providers.
USA Money Saving Tips
Take the regional buses – The best way to get around the regions of the US is by bus. Bus fares cost as little as $1 USD. Typically, flying and trains are the most expensive way to get around. If you can, rent a car and share the gas costs with friends. The best companies are Megabus and Bolt Bus.
Redeem Hotel points – Be sure to sign up for hotel credit cards before you go and use those points when you travel. This is especially helpful in big cities. Be aware that most hotels charge parking fees if you have a car, and adjust your budget accordingly.
Get a national park pass – Getting a national parks pass will let you into all the parks for free so you don’t have to keep paying an entrance fee. The one time fee is $80 and will pay for itself after four parks.
Cook – The United States has some of the cheapest food in the developed world. Grocery shopping can cost less than $40 USD per week will save a lot of money. Cook and save!
Couchsurf – Couchsurfing started in the United States, and free accommodation offered can make up for the lack of hostels. You’ll find plenty of hosts throughout the country who will show you around their town and let you stay for free. I’ve used it plenty of times and have really enjoyed it as a way to meet people.
Camp – Around all the national parks are inexpensive campsites, so if you have a camper or gear, my recommendation is to camp when visiting the parks. Most campsites start around $15 per night for a tent. More if you are parking an RV or a car on the site.
City tourism cards – City tourism cards allow you to see a large number of attractions (and often include free public transportation) for one low price, usually $30–40. They provide free access to museums, reduced access to attractions, and restaurant discounts.
Use Roadside hotels — There are a plethora of cheap roadside hotels such as Motel 6 and Super 8 to the rescue. Rooms start around $40 a night, but including tax, they work out to be $60 on average. They’re great when you’re traveling with someone and can split the cost.
Free museums and events – Inquire at tourism centers, use Google, or ask hotel or hostel staff for information about free events and museums. Many museums offer occasional free or discounted admission throughout the week.
One site that has done that is Travel Insurance Seniors .com which has links to UK as well US providers.
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