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Forget Black Friday Shopping- Check Out These Super Cheap Trips Instead!

Instead of easily spending over $200 at Victoria's Secret or Best Buy, why not just spend it on a plane ticket?

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Forget Black Friday Shopping- Check Out These Super Cheap Trips Instead!
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I'm gonna let you guys in on a secret- when I was in Japan last year where their idea of Black Friday included taking $13 off a Nintendo Switch, I bought airplane tickets instead! Rather than buying that $3 top from Forever 21, you could be spending it on a glass of wine in France, or fish and chips in London.

So, here's a list of all the places you can go, round-trip, for about week! They're all leaving from Orlando because it has more flights than Tallahassee and is only a four-hour drive away. All the prices are from Skyscanner and are ranked from least to most expensive!

$115 Toronto Thurs. Jan 9 - Thurs. Jan 16

$238 San Jose, Costa Rica Wed. Nov 20 - Mon. Dec 2

$255 Mexico City, Mexico Mon. Nov 18 - Mon. Nov 25

$328 London, England Tues. Mar 20 - Tues. Mar 10

$354 Reykjavik, Iceland Sat. Jun 6 - Sat Jun 13

$357 Copenhagen, Denmark Wed Jan 15 - Wed Jan 22

$378 Barcelona, Spain Fri. Jan. 17 - Fri. Jan 24

$393 Beijing, China Sun Mar. 1 - Sun Mar 8

$394 Paris, France Sat Jan 11 - Sat Jan 18

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$422 Oslo, Norway Tues. Apr 7 - Tues Apr 14

$471 Milan, Italy Fri. Jan 17 - Fri Jan 24

$487 Marrakech, Morrocco Sun. Jan 19 - Sun. Jan 26

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