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Budget Travel — Couchsurfing
When Swedes Robert Zettinger and Anton Appleberg arrived in the United States for a four-month-long road trip that spanned 25 states, they had their backpacks and a return flight home but not a single hotel reservation — though not for lack of planning. The two Stockholm-area natives banked on finding free lodging with strangers during their first trek through America, and they weren't disappointed. Townspeople across the country threw open their doors, eager to offer a spare bed, couch or even floor space to the two seemingly perfect strangers.
More information at: Travel Channel

At London hotel, room service brings bedtime stories
For two weeks starting Monday, Hyatt's new Andaz Liverpool Street in London will host the hotel world's first "Reader in Residence." Writer Damian Barr, 31, will read to guests or talk literature with them. "Most people haven't been read to since they were children, and they don't bring a lot of books to hotels," he says. "I always pack a selection, because you get tired of being in the CNN world." Andaz is a cheeky, cutting-edge hotel chain, but the idea came from Barr, a freelance journalist and former resident writer at London's Royal College of Art. The service is free, and no books are off-limits — even racy ones.
More information at: ABC News Travel

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