hostelling

(ˈhɒstəlɪŋ) or

hosteling

the practice of staying at youth hostels when travelling

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Translations

hostelling

hosteling (US) [ˈhɒstəlɪŋ] N to go (youth) hostelling → viajar de alberguista

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hostelling

[ˈhɒst^əlɪŋ] n
to go hostelling → faire une virée en séjournant dans des auberges de jeunesse

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hostelling

[ˈhɒst/əlɪŋ] n to go (youth) hostelling → passare le vacanze negli ostelli della gioventù

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Scottish Hostelling also ensures hostel staff offer a warm welcome and offer local knowledge to guests about activities and places to eat.

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But hostelling offers families a way to have a holiday without blowing the budget.

With SYHA Hostelling Scotland, affordable accommodation doesn't mean compromising on location.

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Outside the concrete jungle, budget-lodging juggernaut Hostelling International (HI) is also embracing the eco-hostelling model.

Despite promising developments, green hostelling projects face obstacles.

Hostel territories

The Oregon Council of Hostelling International-American Youth Hostels will host a free World Travel 101 workshop on Thursday from 7 p.m.

Hostelling International- American Youth Hostels, a nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C., runs a network of more than 120 hostels in 34 states and the District of Columbia and is part of the Hostelling International network of nearly 4,500 hostels worldwide.

Hostel group sets travel class

IN the 1950s, when I began youth hostelling, the number one regulation in the handbook stated "Youth Hostels are for the use of members who travel on foot, by bicycle or canoe; they are not for members touring by motor-car, motor-cycle or any power-assisted vehicle."

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Some offer private rooms at an extra cost, or provide discounts for Hostelling International members (a $25 membership fee includes discounts on rooms, linens and food, and resources for travel).

Hostel environment: affordable lodging for the green spirited

Still, as Toby Pyle of Hostelling International-American Youth Hostels says, "Despite the fact that we've been around as long as we have, the fact that there are hostels in the U.S.