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Apparently, one of the latest trends in the family vacation world is in families swapping their homes with other families in the places that they want to visit.
While it seems strange, it may have some definite advantages — the first and foremost being that you can control one of your major expenses in a vacation — lodging.
The way it works is you sign up with websites that specialize in matching up families who want to vacation in your city with you. An example of this is HomeExchange.com.
You then work out the details of when both of you would like to swap and — instant lodging.
CNN.com has an article on the phenomenom at Homeswapping

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Original post by blog@funjet.com (Funjet Vacations) and software by Elliott Back

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Original post by Bonita Jamaica and software by Elliott Back