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4 Cheap Things To Do In New York City
New York City can be a pretty expensive trip. Depending on where you are coming from and how much you like to spend on your trips, you might already be spending more than you would like to just to get there and have a place to lay your head at night. Thankfully, New York has plenty of things to do when you get tired of opening your wallet. These are my favorite three cheap things to do in New York City. 1. Ride The Staten Island Ferry And See The Statue Of Liberty If this is your first trip to the Big Apple, then I assume you will want to…
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16 Dollars For a Drink and Some New York Trauma
Recently I went on a trip to New York City with my boyfriend. I was beyond excited as I had been to New York before with my high school and had fallen in love with the city at first sight. However, most people know that New York is not a walk on the beach. It can easily be one of the most chaotic vacations you will ever take. It almost does not feel right to even call a trip to NYC a “vacation” because I do not think that there is ever a moment where you are truly relaxed. This is honestly one of the reasons I love it so…
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20 Movies That Will Give You The Travel Bug
As a film lover and travel enthusiast, some of my favorite movies to watch are the ones that involve travel. Whether it is actually a movie with travel as the main focus or one that just shows off a beautiful destination in the background of the plot, any movie that makes you want to grab your passport and buy a plane ticket can be found on this list. Sometimes when traveling is not in your cards, watching a movie can help transport you somewhere else. Table Of Contents: Soul-Searching / Spiritual Journey Travel Movies: 1. The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty (2013) Running Time: 125 minutes / Starring: Ben Stiller,…
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22 Ways To Make Travel More Eco-Friendly
Earth Day comes around every April 22nd to remind us to take care of this planet we call home, and in honor of this holiday, I would love to share 22 ways to make travel more eco-friendly. The tourism industry can be very harmful to the planet with the amount of pollution created and resources used, but that doesn’t mean we should stop traveling. It just means we should all do our part to travel in the most eco-friendly way possible if we want to be able to keep traveling forever. Twenty Something Traveler is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Affiliates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to…
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Best Ways to Save Money on A 2024 Disney World Trip
Disney World is the happiest place on earth, but it’s also one of the most expensive, which means you might be wondering what the best ways to save money on a 2024 Disney World trip are. If you’re wanting to treat yourself to a trip to the biggest theme park in the world but don’t know how to work it into your budget, I have accumulated some tips on how to not completely drain your wallet. How To Get Discounted Disney World Tickets Using A Target RedCard To Get Discounted Disney World Tickets One of the easiest ways to make a dent in the price of your Disney World tickets…
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5 Things You Should NOT Do In Times Square
Times Square is arguably one of the most exciting and aggravating parts of anyone’s trip to New York City. It’s easy to get drawn in by the big lights and the hustle & bustle of the square, but if you want to have the best experience possible, there are some things you should avoid. Specifically, these are 5 things to not do in Times Square: 1. Don’t Stop and Watch A Times Square Performance That You Wouldn’t Want to Participate In Throughout Times Square, there are several street performers, and while they are very talented, most of them also rely heavily on audience participation. This means it’s likely that at…
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Not Your Typical Travel Bucket List (USA Edition)
I am sure you are very familiar with bucket lists and have seen handfuls of travel ones in your life. If that is the case, then your typical bucket list probably goes a bit like “Visit the Grand Canyon” or “Travel across Europe” which is understandable because who wouldn’t want to do those things? However, what about all the oddities the world has to offer that you don’t get to hear about often or even at all? In this post, I would like to give the weirdest parts of the United States the spotlight that they deserve in what I call “Not Your Typical Travel Bucket List (United States Edition)”…
