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Michael Boone

Budget-Friendly Guide to Exploring New York City

Michael Boone010 mins
It’s time to face facts – the magnificent metropolis of New York City has never come at a cut price, and the global cost-of-living crisis hasn’t helped matters. However, as any native New Yorker knows, experiences that won’t break the bank are still available around town if you know where to look. Some of the city’s most iconic attractions charge no fees at all, while many museums offer free or reduced admission on certain days.
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Top Attractions to Explore in Norway for 2025

Michael Boone08 mins
Norway is truly a spectacular destination. The country’s west coast features shimmering blue fjords that carve deep into the landscape, with picturesque villages dotting the shores. Incredible farms hug the steep slopes, creating a stunning backdrop that feels almost otherworldly. Furthermore, the interior of Norway boasts some of Europe’s wildest mountains, juxtaposed with lush agricultural valleys and expansive forests.
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Top Tips for Remote Work Abroad: Insights from a Month in Mexico City

Michael Boone08 mins
Have you ever had the desire to pack up your belongings and temporarily relocate to another country? I found myself pondering this last fall, especially since my landlord proposed a rent increase as my lease was ending. As someone enjoying the benefits of remote work, I realized this was the perfect opportunity to explore various destinations while working. Consequently, I began researching digital nomad-friendly locations.
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Top 12 Cafes and Bars in Prague for a Cozy Winter Experience

Michael Boone09 mins
With fewer tourists and a frosted skyline of Baroque domes and soaring Gothic spires, Prague in winter can feel like a snow-filled fairy tale. However, even the most resilient travelers will need breaks to relax and defrost frozen fingers and toes, ideally with a tasty drink or warm meal to enjoy. With average temperatures between December and February hovering around 0°C (32°F), winter visitors to Prague are well-advised to pack their thermals. The required jumble of layers is certainly worth it: Prague’s Christmas markets rank among the most beautiful in Europe. Moreover, January and February bring an uncharacteristic hush – you may even find the normally crowded Charles Bridge nearly empty.
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