Laughlin, Nevada

With an average of over 300 days of sunshine a year, this wild desert town located at the southernmost tip of Nevada across the Colorado River from Bullhead City, Arizona, is a lot quieter than Vegas. It still has nine resorts, golf courses, casinos, spas, and the Colorado River for water sports.

Northern Virginia, Virginia

More commonly known as NoVA, Northern Virginia is close to D.C. and it has Old Town Alexandria which has many of the attractions and monuments of D.C. at a much better price. While in NoVa, enjoy modern art and culture, horse country, breweries, and boutiques.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Beer, cheese, and motorcycle lovers have to check out Milwaukee, nicknamed Brew City. The city, located on the western shore of Lake Michigan, is home to 30 breweries including Miller and Pabst, the Harley-Davidson Museum, and tons of Wisconsin cheese. Other highlights include the Milwaukee Art Museum and the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory.

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Memphis, Tennessee

Memphis is the home of the blues. It has a rich musical history and a whole bunch of nightlife and live-music venues as a result. Hotel prices start at around $20 a night and travel expenses are cheaper too.

Denver, Colorado

Denver offers the best of both worlds when it comes to exciting city life and fantastic nature. The best way to visit on a budget is to stay in hostels, which start at around $19 a night.

San Diego, California

San Diego is a lot more affordable than Los Angeles and San Francisco. It’s sunny all year round and you can bag a night at a hotel for $20 a night. Travel around the city is also very reasonable.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Philadelphia is significantly cheaper than New York but there’s still a lot to do. Prices for hotels and hostels are fairly reasonable but you will be spoiled for choice when it comes to the city’s attractions.

New Orleans, Louisianna

Hotel rooms are a little more costly in New Orleans but everything else is reasonable. You can use any streetcar multiple times in a day for $3 and if you don’t fancy going to a venue, there are tonnes of talented street performers.

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Laughlin, Nevada

With an average of over 300 days of sunshine a year, this wild desert town located at the southernmost tip of Nevada across the Colorado River from Bullhead City, Arizona, is a lot quieter than Vegas. It still has nine resorts, golf courses, casinos, spas, and the Colorado River for water sports.

Northern Virginia, Virginia

More commonly known as NoVA, Northern Virginia is close to D.C. and it has Old Town Alexandria which has many of the attractions and monuments of D.C. at a much better price. While in NoVa, enjoy modern art and culture, horse country, breweries, and boutiques.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Beer, cheese, and motorcycle lovers have to check out Milwaukee, nicknamed Brew City. The city, located on the western shore of Lake Michigan, is home to 30 breweries including Miller and Pabst, the Harley-Davidson Museum, and tons of Wisconsin cheese. Other highlights include the Milwaukee Art Museum and the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory.

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Memphis, Tennessee

Memphis is the home of the blues. It has a rich musical history and a whole bunch of nightlife and live-music venues as a result. Hotel prices start at around $20 a night and travel expenses are cheaper too.

Denver, Colorado

Denver offers the best of both worlds when it comes to exciting city life and fantastic nature. The best way to visit on a budget is to stay in hostels, which start at around $19 a night.

San Diego, California

San Diego is a lot more affordable than Los Angeles and San Francisco. It’s sunny all year round and you can bag a night at a hotel for $20 a night. Travel around the city is also very reasonable.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Philadelphia is significantly cheaper than New York but there’s still a lot to do. Prices for hotels and hostels are fairly reasonable but you will be spoiled for choice when it comes to the city’s attractions.

New Orleans, Louisianna

Hotel rooms are a little more costly in New Orleans but everything else is reasonable. You can use any streetcar multiple times in a day for $3 and if you don’t fancy going to a venue, there are tonnes of talented street performers.

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