With the dollar sinking against the euro, international travel to Europe can be pricey.
But it doesn’t have to be.
Get some great tips on making international travel less expensive.
The euro may be beating up on the dollar, but remember that not all places in Europe actually use the euro.
Check out Peter’s AARP video tip for some great alternative destinations with all the culture, history and fun of Europe, without the inflated prices.
Click here for European Budget Travel Hotspots
Aside from choosing a less expensive destination, one way to make your stay in a foreign city cheaper is what are commonly called “city cards” or “tourist discount cards.”
The basic idea is that travelers pay a flat fee and then are entitled to free or discounted transportation, attractions and museums.
It can be a really good idea–but with some cards, it’s tough to get your money’s worth.
Click here for the City Cards Video
Check out more video travel tips from Peter Greenberg on AARP.org.
Or get more budget travel advice with these articles:
- Tim Leffel: Which City’s Tourist Discount Cards Are a Deal and Which Aren’t?
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- Finding Cheap International Flights
