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PUBLISHED BY 2 A.M.October 12, 2008

CRISTINA BYVIK / Union-Tribune

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The gift of savings

Holiday travel doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg

Whatever stage your holiday travel plans are in – and whether you're going to visit relatives, come home from college or take off for a vacation – now is the time to firm up your arrangements. Given the faltering economy in general and the flailing airline companies in particular, it's more important than ever to search for good deals. Remember: The tourism industry needs you.

    Visiting Miami area can be done rather cheaply

    ASSOCIATED PRESS

    MIAMI – It might be notorious for its late-night party scene, swanky beach hotels with steeply priced drinks and the beachgoers who wear barely there $300 swimsuits, but vacationing Miami-style doesn't have to cost a fortune. From $3 beers to staying at a hostel for $34 a night to $7 bike rides along the Florida Everglades, visitors looking for deals have lots of options in the area.

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