No Need to Cram for Inauguration Day 2009
Inauguration Day may seem fast approaching, but Viscape already wrote you the study guide.
For those who missed Obama at Grant Park in Chicago, traveling to the nation’s capitol for January 20th’s inauguration of President-elect Barack Obama sounds like a once-in-a-lifetime history lesson. Unfortunately, this field trip isn’t as easy as the ones that we experienced in 7th grade social studies.
No permission slip is going to afford you reasonably priced and available shelter, and “Mrs. Jones” won’t be there to hold your hand when you wind up with nowhere to sleep. If you take a moment to do your homework, you’ll find that Viscape is a treasure chest of great Washington, D.C. Inauguration accommodations. Think ”Cliff Notes” but for travel. Our vacation-planning tools will save you time too.
Browse our Washington DC destination page for the latest 2009 Inauguration rental listings.
- 1. Rent a home
- 2. Swap a home
- 3. Buy a home (if you want to stick around to see Obama through his first term)
Do you live in Washington DC? Already anxious about the packed metro and clogged roadways to come? If the imminent influx of travelers feels more like after school detention than a pep rally, late January might be a good time to visit your conservative relatives that are always aching to show you Scottsdale. Get some sun and make some money by putting your house up for rent on Viscape! Or swap and stay somewhere exotic! Your stoop in Chevy Chase just minutes from the Obama family home (you know, the White House) will be there when you return.
Stay tuned…in the coming weeks, Viscape will publish additional Inauguration travel tips and provide lists of available and affordable accommodations!
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