Flight: Try to plan your trip way in advance for cheaper tickets, and if you can, stay away from holidays, as they tend to make airline tickets skyrocket in price. You’ll enjoy D.C. in its off time better anyway.
Hotels: There are a multitude of hotels in D.C. Don’t mind shelling out a few bucks for the experience? Then try the historic Renaissance Mayflower, 1127 Connecticut Ave. NW (800)468-3571. In existence since 1925, this hotel was even preferred to the White House by Harry S. Truman. If you would rather spend your money on other things, try Jurys Normandy Inn at 2118 Wyoming Ave. NW (800)424-3729. The rooms are small and cozy, and you end up only spending $89 - $185.
News/Current Events affecting Travel: The recent massacre at Virginia Tech
Language: As it is the U.S.A.’s capitol, English
Culture: Tourism is a huge part of Washington, D.C., due to its myriad of landmarks and memorials. Art museums, performing arts centers, and other venues of artistic and musical interest are very popular as well.
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Good words.
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