Find travel bargains in these heavily traveled cities of the northeast. Suggestions for getting there, getting around, dining, accommodations and more are included here, along with links to the Web pages that will help you plan a budget trip.
Boston
People love to visit New England during fall foliage season. Unfortunately, big crowds mean the highest prices of the year in many locales. But when the remainder of the region is collecting premium rates, Boston can be a good base for seeing foliage and many other attractions: The Freedom Trail, pennant fever at Fenway Park or fall cultural offerings at Boston's many colleges and universities.
New York
From the wonders of its Broadway shows and world-class museums to the excitement of Times Square, New York offers something for virtually any interest. Unfortunately, New York is also a very expensive place to visit. Here are five pages of tips for finding affordable lodging, dining, transportation and activities in New York City
Philadelphia
The signers of the Declaration of Independence would no doubt be stunned by the size and bustle of today's Philadelphia. Business travelers and vacationers arrive here looking for an enjoyable experience. What they find is a fascinating city with much to offer.
Toronto
Canada's largest metropolitan area and financial capital is Toronto. The city is a favorite of visitors for its fine museums, shopping and cosmopolitan flavor. Check here for tips on saving money on food, accommodations and getting around this city on the shores of Lake Ontario.
Washington, DC
Washington, DC is one of America's top tourist destinations. There is much to see, and many of the major attractions are free. Here's some help for dealing with the other costss in this expensive capital city.




