We Should Pick the Cheaper City Before We Book Tickets
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We Should Pick the Cheaper City Before We Book Tickets
I am Hannah. My friend Zoe and I are planning a spring trip, and we must decide soon because prices will rise next month. We are going to compare two cities before we book anything.
Barcelona looks warmer than Prague in April, but hotel rooms near the beach are more expensive than rooms in the old town across the river. Zoe says sunshine is more important than snow, yet my budget this year is tighter than last year.
We made a list on Tuesday evening. Train tickets to Prague are cheaper than flights to Spain, and the hostel Zoe found is more central than the apartment I liked online. I think a central location is more useful than a large kitchen we will not use much.
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