“Providence, RI is always a good idea as a cheaper alternative to Boston.
Plenty to see/do, and the food is second to none.”
Here are 16 of their top responses:
1.
“Turkiye [Turkey] is really slept on by a lot of fellow Americans.
Istanbul has such an incredible history, incredible food, and incredibly low prices.”
misterfrooby
2.
You just take a bus trip up the mountain, and it was a fraction of the cost."
“I used to backpack around a lot and stay in hostels.
I noticed the further away from the bigger cities, the nicer and cheaper the hostels got.
I even stayed in a resort that was still being built on theGreekIsland of Naxos for $10.
typeo
3.
Great food, many people know English, etc.”
amber8204
4.
“Providence, RI is always a good idea as a cheaper alternative to Boston.
Plenty to see/do, and the food is second to none.”
awfulpenguin75
5. solongandthanksforallthefish1
6.
“Asturias in Spain!
nataliemaya8
7.
“Jim Thorpe, PA!
Very small town, but artsy and historical with lovely mountain views.”
“It’s about 1.5 hours from Philly.”
applesauceandchops
8.
“I was in Columbus, Ohio last year and absolutely loved it.
I spent like $60 a night for a great Airbnb too.”
ssketchator1
“If you have kids, then COSI is definitely worth a visit.
When I was growing up, my family went here all the time.
They have a ton of cool interactive exhibits as well as super interesting visiting ones.
Kristen Harris
9.“Romania!
painsomniac
10.
I’ve bought beautiful and quality sarees for $20 and less.”
“And bargaining at shops leads to some great deals.”
fizzingwhizbee713
11.
“Poland has so many beautiful places, and the food is amazing.”
linkamalinka
12.“Prague!
kdq1001
13.
“Portugal is the best!
The locals are so nice.
It’s very inexpensive and super beautiful.”
“I had the best week when I went!”
greenbluepurple
14.
“Many countries in South America are affordable.
I spent a month in Peru and Ecuador and found hotels and food very, very cheap.”
thehallouminati
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16.And finally: “Belize!
