How to save on hotels and museums?

As soon as you enter the room, plunder the soap, shampoo and rinse cream, so they can be replenished. And the next day, after you get your room done, do the same thing, because if you don’t get left by the people who were here. And you already paid them with the price of the room, so they’re yours.

If you are in New York and want to become a cult and save on museums, relax. You can go to museums that cost u $S 100 for 4 people for only u $S 5. Follow me. The famous Met, the Metropolitan Art of New York, as well as several other museums, leave $25, but if you read well they say they are suggested prices, since you can make a contribution, where they ask you to be as generous as you can. That is, instead of paying $s100 for 4 people, you can ask for 4 tickets and say you’re going to make the “contributtion” and give them 5.

There are others who have free days, to save you the “contributtion” and from Battery Park you can go by boat to see the Statue of Liberty and appreciate what the “Big Apple” looks like, for free, from the other shore.

Mariano Gorodisch

Soy periodista de finanzas del diario El Cronista. Trabajo como columnista económico y de temas de consumo en Canal 9, donde participo del programa Amanecer y represento a “Economan”, el superhéroe del ahorro, en Bendita TV:

Soy perito mercantil del Carlos Pellegrini y licenciado en Ciencias de la Comunicación en la UBA (aproveché la educación pública gratuita a full). Hice la maestría en dirección de empresas en la UADE, pero no piensen que pagué un peso. Me gané esa beca que dan a periodistas y la hice gratis (aunque me costó mucho recibirme).

Me dicen economista, pero soy un “maestrando” en Dirección de Empresas, un magister, o sea, no sólo tengo título de grado sino también de posgrado. Perdón: tengo una maestría, que es más que un posgrado. Y todo gratarola.