Affordable alternatives to America's most expensive vacation spots
Key West and Sedona are great. But they're also expensive. If you're looking to save, here's where to go instead.
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Will McGough is an international travel journalist and tour guide. He has written about travel for more than 15 years for outlets including National Geographic, CNN, and Forbes. He guides trips in the American West and the Hawaiian Islands. Check out his travel podcast, Wake and Wander, or his book, Swim Bike Bonk.
Key West and Sedona are great. But they're also expensive. If you're looking to save, here's where to go instead.
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