I think the United States offers an incredible deal in terms of travel. I mean, this is a country where you could still travel almost for free. I say that because this is a place where you're still allowed to camp, virtually anywhere in the country as long as you stay - I mean, there's certain rules, you have to stay in a State National Park, you have to stay a certain distance away from roads. I never pay for camping when I'm in this country, and I've camped half an hour outside of New York City. So there's an awful lot of great opportunities, if you're willing to travel old style. You don't even need camping gear for things like that. When I'm doing off-road camping, I often just take a blankets, which is how people used to do it, it's actually a lot more comfortable than going with the camping gear. The other thing is, don't forget that these incredible social networking sites have come up where you can swap your apartment or your house for another apartment/house virtually anywhere in the country. And I have an awful lot of friends who are doing that very successfully and you have an awful lot of flexibility. Craigslist also offers very cheap accommodations. Now, more and more people are doing short term sublets of their apartments and houses in inner cities, so you can stay in somewhere like New York for very little, per day. So I think getting outside of the griddle of the usual tourist grid, which is very easy to do in this country offers incredible savings.