Summary:
Summer vacation often tempts people to spend more than they would normally spend on souvenirs they no longer appreciate once they get home. These ideas for inexpensive souvenirs and alternatives to buying souvenirs will help travelers enjoy their trips while avoiding purchases they regret.

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Summer vacation is often a time to splurge, but it doesn’t have to be a time of splurges you’ll regret. If you want to avoid coming home with a suitcase full of t-shirts you’ll never wear or seashell creatures that don’t fit your décor, consider these ten ideas for inexpensive souvenirs:

Bring along a camera, sketchbook, or journal to document your trip; flip through the images or read your journal entries whenever you want a reminder of the great time you had.

Collect brochures from all the places you visit; if you stay in one area for more than a few days, buy a local road map. Keep these papers in a file or use them as decorations for a scrapbook.

Buy postcards; mail them to yourself with notes about what you did each day so that when you get home you have a record of the trip, complete with postmarks. Keep them as a collection or frame them and hang them on the wall.

If you see any shows, keep the tickets and the playbill. As with postcards, they can be collected or framed. They also work well in scrapbooks.

For U.S. travelers who like to visit national parks . . .

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