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5 Amazing and Affordable Spring Break Destinations for Families

Spring break is coming up fast, and you are searching for affordable spring break destinations for families. The good news is that there are plenty of places you can bring your kids over spring break, even if you are on a budget. Here are five amazing and affordable spring break destinations for families to consider. Estes Park If your family loves the great outdoors and … Continue reading 5 Amazing and Affordable Spring Break Destinations for Families

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What are the Best Things to Do in Denver? Check Out These Recommendations from a Local Tour Guide

What comes to mind when you think of Denver? Mountain views and the Denver Airport Conspiracy are popular answers but they don’t capture the real Denver. BreadcrumbsHQ interviewed Denver-based tour guide Rachel Strothmann to find out the best things to do in Denver. Rachel was born in Illinois but lived in Colorado as a child. She settled in Colorado as an adult and is a … Continue reading What are the Best Things to Do in Denver? Check Out These Recommendations from a Local Tour Guide

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5 Amazing NYC Restaurants You Should Know About

BreadcrumbsHQ recently teamed up with New York City tour guide and native Adrienne Cooper to get an insider’s look into some amazing NYC restaurants. Adrienne is the founder of Fun Foodie NYC, which arranges walking food tours of the city, primary in areas north of 34th street and in Brooklyn and Queens. Breadcrumbs blogger Tara Malone spoke with Adrienne  to get her input on some … Continue reading 5 Amazing NYC Restaurants You Should Know About

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Top 5 Winter Break Trips for Broke College Students

Winter break is almost here, and you are ready to make your escape from campus and have an awesome vacation. This is the time to travel to someplace new and have exciting adventures. But you are a broke college student on a tight budget, and your options are limited. Maybe you can’t afford a long stay in Europe or a Caribbean vacation, but with some … Continue reading Top 5 Winter Break Trips for Broke College Students

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4 Hassle-Free Ways to Bookmark Places of Interest

Matt is a 28-year old business traveler currently visiting Berlin for the first time and is eager to explore the city. Only problem is, his days are filled with meetings and his downtime is limited. He won’t be able to visit all the sites he wants, and he decides to bookmark some of these places so he can plan to see them another time. If … Continue reading 4 Hassle-Free Ways to Bookmark Places of Interest

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Where Should You Be This October?

The year is drawing to a close, and you must have already started planning your way to taking off during the winter vacations. But Christmas is still two months away, and you might have the yearning for a dose of autumn travel. Well, you’d be happy to know that some of the year’s most coveted festivities are hosted in October across the globe amidst the … Continue reading Where Should You Be This October?

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A Globetrotter’s Guide to Sunsets

I’ve always loved sunsets and the different shades of orange that gets painted across the horizon. Sadly, extended work hours and high-rise buildings have made it difficult for many of us to have the simple joy of watching sunsets. And this is precisely why I realized we need to try doing it a lot more – take days off work, travel around the world and … Continue reading A Globetrotter’s Guide to Sunsets

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