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China Travel: What to Do in Shanghai in 48 Hours

LG Deputy Editor Meghann Foye finds time is on her side as she explores China’s fast-paced business and cultural capital. When exploring a city’s sights, I’m usually after quality, not quantity. In Paris, for example, I’d rather spend the day wandering around one exhibit at the MusĂ©e d’Orsay than… Read More

New York: 7 free outdoor adventures

A sunny day at the High Line. Photo by David Berkowitz. By Suzanne Russo in New York— It’s officially September, Cheapos, and that means summer’s over. But summer fun doesn’t have to be. There are a couple months of nice weather left—with more comfortable temperatures than the scorching last… Read More

Travel By Photos – Camden Markets, London

A lesser known tourists’ site in London if compared to those big names such as Big Ben or Tower Bridge, Camden Markets is still worth to be included in your London travel itinerary. Especially for those shopaholic, Camden Markets is the best place to shop for alternative fashion and… Read More

Oxford’s top 10 budget eats

This weekend, the Foodies Festival takes over Oxford’s South Parks, but where else in the city can you find great, affordable food? Tony Naylor unearths Oxford’s best budget eats • Food blog: what do you make of our top 10? 1. The Mission Mexican Grill This tribute to the… Read More

Would you sightsee in New York City, but sleep in Jersey City?

A room with a view at Hyatt Regency Jersey City (Courtesy Hyatt Regency Jersey City) Growing up in Manhattan , I never dreamed of moving to Jersey. But that’s just what my husband and I did two summers ago. We were open to a change and lured across the… Read More

San Francisco: 4 indie bookstores worth a visit

(Courtesy lavenderdays/myBudgetTravel ) I once heard a statistic that San Franciscans buy more books per capita than any other major metropolitan area in the U.S. (it was paired with a stat that said we also drink more wine than any other city, but that’s a discussion for another time).… Read More

One for the road

We know we’re a nation that likes a drink or two, but here’s how to give an all-day session a touch of class. But do leave the car in the garage Real ale trail by tram in Sheffield, South Yorkshire Sheffield has more different beers on tap than any… Read More

New York City: Why you should visit the High Line

The High Line, built in the ’30s, was a freight rail line originally designed to help deliver meat to the Meatpacking District of New York City. Since then, the High Line fell into disuse. In 1999, Joshua David and Robert Hammond formed the Friends of the High Line and… Read More

Photo Essay: Revitalizing Thailand’s Tourism

The message they want to get out is: It’s safe to travel to Thailand . WITH THAILAND BEING such a popular traveler’s destination, it might seem strange to suggest that they’re worrying about a decrease of tourists. But that is the reality as visitors have shied from traveling there… Read More

This Non-Nomadic Life

I picture my addiction meeting to go something like this: “Hello, my name is Matt and it’s been 50 days since I last traveled somewhere. Everyday gets a little harder than the last. I’ve almost booked a flight three times this week. I think next time I’ll hit the… Read More