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Wherever you go or visit, there are plenty of things you can do to keep it more cheaper always. For Example, eat where locals eat, and instead of going to the tourist restaurants, eat fruit from street markets (and don't forget to wash it well) and packaged snacks from grocery stores.

 Visit the free and cheap attractions first. You may have so much fun there and you'll never get around to doing the expensive things again. A higher price means a better quality with travel cases, but not with trip experiences.

 The bus is cheaper than a taxi in any country, but be careful of crowded city busses, where pick pockets hang out. try Walking, it's even more cheaper, and it's a great way to learn about any city. Just ask the locals where the dangerous places are before you go too far.↚

 For cheap services find out where local visitors from the same country stay. Negotiating room charges is common in some regions. You can negotiate a room rate down from $13 to $7 per night or less, by paying for several nights in advance. Consider hotels, if you don't mind to share a room. They're much more common.

 Cheap International travel is usually only as cheap as your plane tickets. Use the techniques described on our site to save big on tickets, or search the charges to several interesting countries. If one is $400 less than the others, consider going there. $400 can buy more extra days, or an extra vacation some other time.

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