Ни для кого не секрет, что Сан-Франциско один из самых дорогих городов Америки и мира!
Даже обычный тур выходного дня может серьезно ударить по вашему карману….однако, используя подсказки вы сможете сэкономить на всем : перелетах, отелях, отдыхе и многом другом. Сан-Франциско за небольшие деньги? Я расскажу вам как это сделать и сэкономить около 500 долларов, а может и больше…
Сколько же? Давайте выясним вместе!
It’s no secret that San Francisco is one of the most expensive cities in the United States (and the world!)
Even a short weekend trip to San Francisco can break your budget … unless you use these tips to save money on everything from flights, activities, hotels, and more. It’s possible to travel to San Francisco on a budget, and I’m here to show you how. Use my guide and you can save around $500 (or more!)
How much money can you save? Let’s find out!
Paris may have the Louvre and New York may have the MoMA, but San Francisco has something even better – The Color Factory. 😉
The Color Factory is a pop-up exhibit that’s going on for two months in downtown San Francisco. It includes over 10,000 colored ribbons, a giant yellow ball pit, and about a dozen rooms full of color – plus, there are even a few sweet treats!
Sounds awesome, right? The demand for tickets was so high, that they sold out in the first week – and everything for August and September are totally booked. I was lucky enough to get a few tickets for my friends and I – including you guys!
Are you ready to (virtually) see what’s on the other side of the rainbow? Let’s go! Continue reading
Nikita Khrushchev called it the most beautiful city in the United States, while Ashleigh Brilliant noted that “there may not be a heaven, but there is San Francisco.” Anthony Bourdain said that anyone who doesn’t have a great time in San Francisco is pretty much dead to him.
But the best way to sum it up is through Rudyard Kipling’s quote: “San Francisco has only one drawback – it’s hard to leave.” And it’s true!
One of my favorite ways to ‘travel’ without actually buying a plane ticket is to read books about that place. Get wrapped up in a juicy fiction novel, flip through the photos of a coffee table book … heck, you can even get lost on the streets of a tourist guide (hey there, Lonely Planet!) or fill in the blanks of a coloring book. Continue reading
Working as a concierge (or if we want to get fancy, Travel Consultant) has its perks. I’ve been invited to go on tours, personally took the Queen of England to Alcatraz, attended fun industry events, and more*. But best of all, I slowly earn the trust of my guests and other locals, who then tell me the 
Secrets of San Francisco.
I can’t tell you all of them all, but I can let you know about… The San Francisco CityPass!
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