Home & Family: Up, Up And Away -- Cheaply
With the U.S. dollar rebounding and the global recession weighing on other currencies, conditions are ripe for travelers from the U.S. to get more cheaply to destinations that might have been prohibitively expensive in the past.</br></br>Here are two places that give you a big bang for your U.S. buck.</br></br>-- Buenos Aires, Argentina</br></br>Often called the Paris of South America, Buenos Aires is a much cheaper version of its European counterpart. And, after six years of growth, Argentina's economy is slowing, says Michael Woolfolk, a currency specialist at the Bank of New York.</br></br>Fly on United Airlines to Buenos Aires from Washington, D.C., in mid-July and stay in the four-star Park Chateau Hotel for five days for $964 a person when you book on Expedia.com.