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"Travel is never a matter of money but of courage," said novelist Paulo Coelho. But it can take plenty of guts to pony up the per diems you and your company face attending exhibitions and events in some of the country's top trade show cities. See if you can guess the city based on the locale's description and average per diem cost (including food and lodging, based on the latest Corporate Travel Index from Business Travel News) in this month's quiz. Don't worry if you don't get them all right – because it won't cost you a penny. By Charles Pappas

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1. The largest art theft in world history happened here, which might make you wonder if the per diem of $440 is a bit of a crime, too.
A. Chicago
B. Baltimore
C. Boston

 
2. No matter how much of the average $322 per diem goes toward hot dogs in this gusty metropolis, locals claim they're best served on a poppy seed bun without ketchup.
A. Seattle
B. Chicago
C. New York

 
3. With this city's most famous attraction now costing almost $100 a day, you would need more than a third of the average $275 per diem to cover the entrance fee.
A. San Francisco
B. Anaheim, CA
C. Orlando, FL

 
4. Supposedly named for one of Shakespeare's characters, this city serves up Harry Potter's "butterbeer" in the event you'd like to spend part of the average $249 per diem on it.
A. Orlando, FL
B. Miami
C. San Diego

 
5. This city's occupants imbibe more wine per capita than the residents of any of the 50 states, which might explain where much of the average per diem of $411 goes.
A. San Francisco
B. New Orleans
C. Washington, DC

 
6. With the per diem averaging $298 here, it's not hard to understand why this city's Capitol Dome is layered in 43 ounces of pure gold.
A. Atlanta
B. Nashville
C. Minneapolis

 
7. There are more than 300 weddings per day in this popular destination, but the average per diem of $288 probably won't cover the cost of a spontaneous ceremony.
A. Honolulu
B. Seattle
C. Las Vegas

8. This historical locality is home to the nation's first hospital – and you might need it if you spend a hefty portion of the average $327 per diem on its famous, fattening cheesesteaks.
A. Philadelphia
B. Chicago
C. Cleveland

9. Even if you were around for its famed Summer of Love, you might not fall head over heels for this city, where the average per diem is a sweet $491.
A. San Diego
B. Los Angeles
C. San Francisco

10. You could easily spend the entire per diem of $303 feasting on local delicacies like alligator, turtle soup, and fruity hurricane cocktails before attending a swinging jazz funeral here.
A. New Orleans
B. Miami
C. Orlando, FL
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