School can
be fun, but it can also be stressful, which leads many students to want to get
away in the summer months. While vacations can be expensive, there are plenty
of affordable options, including budget-friendly flights, restaurants,
entertainment, hotels and more. Keep a few considerations in mind and plan a
budget-friendly yet memorable summer vacation.
Most Affordable Destinations in South
and Central America
South and
Central America offer many fun destinations and beautiful beaches, but the most
popular places aren't usually very affordable for students. There are, however,
some inexpensive places for students to enjoy, including Arenal Area (Costa
Rica), San Juan (Puerto Rico) and Bolivia.
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Arenal Area, Costa Rica: Costa Rica offers plenty of
adventure opportunities and beautiful natural surroundings. Travel to Arenal
Area is inexpensive and there are plenty of hostels and hotels where students
can stay. Restaurants also offer great deals on authentic Costa Rican
cuisine.
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San Juan, Puerto Rico: Travelling to San Juan is cheap and
the destination has plenty of budget-friendly places to stay, such as hostels.
Hostels in San Juan are usually aimed at students, so you will likely meet,
party and find adventure with many other students. For the best food, drink and
entertainment, just take a walk to the neighborhood, La Plaza del Mercado in
Santurce.
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Bolivia: Bolivia is becoming more and more
popular and yet it’s still affordable for students. The flights can be pricey,
so start shopping around early and you're sure to score a great deal.
Most
Affordable Destinations in Europe and Asia
Asia and
Europe have a great deal to offer when it comes to culture and history. Some of
the most budget-friendly travel destinations in Europe and Asia include
Albania, Vietnam and Thailand.
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Albania: Albania is one of the cheapest
travel destinations in Europe. Because it’s located in the Mediterranean,
Albania has beautiful beaches and mild weather conditions.
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Vietnam: Vietnam is experiencing an influx
in tourism, yet it remains inexpensive. Its growing popularity can be
attributed to its magnificent foliage and wildlife. For example, the Con Dao
Island and National Park is home to infamous wildlife, including unique sea
turtles.
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Thailand: Thailand is a popular destination
for students, mostly because it’s affordable and offers many beautiful sights.
The destination also offers a variety of volunteer opportunities, which can
beef up any resume.
Most Affordable Destinations in North
America
North
America has plenty of 'hidden gems' that offer great food, great entertainment,
great sights and great relaxation, all at a great price. Some of the most
notable hidden gems in North America include: New Orleans (Louisiana), Panama
City (Florida) and Niagara Falls (New York/Canada).
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New Orleans, Louisiana: New Orleans is often considered a
party town that’s brimming with culture and history. The city is known for
lively music and entertainment, buzzing nightlife and world-renowned food.
However, the party scene is typically what makes it so attractive to students.
New Orleans has famous Halloween, New Year’s Eve and Mardi Gras celebrations.
Hostels make it affordable to stay in the city, while its walkability makes it
affordable to travel around while you're there.
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Panama City, Florida: Florida is a top destination for
vacationing students, especially Panama City. It’s famous for its spring break
celebrations but is more affordable during the off season.
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Niagara Falls, New York/Canada: Niagara Falls, between New York
state and the province of Ontario, is known for its natural beauty. Students
can find affordable accommodations in New York and fun nightlife in Canada.
When you live in North America, it’s easy to
overlook all of the great travel destinations, but there are many to choose
from. Not only are these destinations close to home, they also tend to be more
affordable.
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