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You've done the work, now it's time for the play!
After Camp Travels!

How does it work?
After your camp contract has finished you will have 30 days remaining before you have to leave the US and return home. During this time, the plan is up to you! First travel tip from us to you- try not to plan a full itinerary for your travels BEFORE you go to camp. Chances are, you are going to make lots of new friends and will want to travel together after camp. So, have a list of places you want to go and things you want to see in mind, but live spontaneously and figure it out during the summer! Traveling after camp is completely your choice. Some people return home after camp, some people travel for a week, and some use the full 30 days. If you do intend to travel around the USA after camp you will have your salary from camp to use, but we would recommend you try to save as much spending money as you can before you depart for the USA. When thinking about travelling, it may be worth looking into flexible flight options so that you can choose when to return home (within the 30 days grace period).

Where Should You Go?
Well, that is the question! Most people have an idea of where they would like to visit in the USA. In the USA you will never be short of things to do! Why not take in a Baseball or American Football game? Go and see a show on Broadway Visit museums and art galleries Camp in a National Park Go to a theme park Chill on one of the many beautiful beaches See Niagara Falls Hit the casinos in Vegas! See a concert AND SO MUCH MORE! ​ Domestic flying within the USA is very accessible, so you can plan your dream trip. The opportunities are endless, so please feel free to ask your Work Play USA account manager for any hints and tips on travel!

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