Home Exchange = Free Travel

Due to the knocks our economy has taken, most of us are being forced into making some cutbacks. Some people have started brewing coffee the old fashioned way instead of swinging through Starbucks. Others have been resorting to sack lunches rather than heading across the street to Zino's for a BLT and fries. Whatever the sacrifices are, Intervac members can let out a sigh of relief. For them, vacation is one thing that doesn't have to be cut from this year's To Do list. With the frightening expense of hotels, restaurants, and car rentals out of the way, plane tickets are all you have to think about. If you've save up frequent flier miles, then a home exchange won't cost a penny. The way this year is going, most of us will need a vacation.

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Hi,
I am new to your blog and love it! Thanks for the advice about home exchange. You might enjoy the article I wrote on World Home Exchanges Blog:
101 Tips for Home Exchange
http://www.worldhomeexchanges.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=97&Itemid=169

Thanks!
Jennifer Margell
jenniferm @ worldhomeexchanges.com

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Thanks for the detail and would be considering the option when going on a vacation trip this year.