TurkeyIf you’ve been reading the economics section of the newspaper regularly, you already know that inflation has reduced the purchasing power of the U.S. dollar.
Turkey
If you’ve been reading the economics section of the newspaper regularly, you already know that inflation has reduced the purchasing power of the U.S. dollar. The Turkish Lira is one currency that has decreased in value far more than the U.S. dollar throughout the current global economic crisis.
Your purchasing power in Turkey has increased by 350% since two years ago when the same amount of money could buy you six liras. Because of this, several of the nation’s most beautiful tourist spots, like Istanbul, Bodrum, and Cappadocia, have seen a sharp increase in visitors this year.
Portugal
Lisbon, the vibrant city of Portugal, has earned its fair spot on the list by having some of the most affordable prices in all Western Europe.
Unsurprisingly, so many tourists are opting to spend their vacations soaking up the Portuguese sun when lodging starts at just $33 per night. Such pricing offers excellent value in a location that offers its visitors so much to see and do. An island vacation might be more your style if you’re not in the mood to spend your summer ambling through Lisbon’s crowded streets.
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka precisely offers that for hundreds of thousands of visitors each year for the numerous tourists who are on a tight budget, . This area has many top-notch beaches, with Hiriketiya, Mirissa, and Bentota among the most well-known. You have never seen anything like the silky golden sand and the pristine lakes.
Even though there are certain safety issues to consider before traveling to Sri Lanka, as long as you take the necessary precautions, you should be able to have a beautiful, adventurous vacation for a surprisingly inexpensive cost.
The Gambia
The smallest nation on the continent of Africa has a lot to offer its tens of thousands of visitors each year. You’re sure to find what you’re looking for in The Gambia, whether you’re hoping to take a beach holiday, see some wildlife, or explore one of the world’s finest cultures. There is still a lot to do and see (and eat) in this city for under $10, even though more touristy locations are starting to catch up with the costs of other destinations across the world.
Indonesia’s Bali
You’ve seen the Instagram photos with the breathtaking scenery and opulent houses that look like they belong to a television show. That doesn’t exactly scream “budget,” so how did Bali get up on this list?
Those who are savvy enough to plan their trip and stay in higher-end lodgings away from the crowds can still enjoy the gorgeous beaches of Kuta or Kelingking without spending more than $50 or $60 per day.
Belize
This Central American treasure is perfect for people who prefer to go a little closer to home. The majority of the country’s top attractions are either free or very inexpensive to visit, so don’t be fooled by the appearance of 5-star resorts and posh nightclubs.
A day’s worth of activities, including seeing the Great Blue Hole, the Mayan Ruins, and some sunbathing in San Pedro, could all be accomplished for $25.
Jamaica
The Maldives comes in at number seven that competes with another Caribbean locations.
Your beach trip will finally relieve your pocketbook with lodging starting at $35 and Jamaican rum being marketed for $15/kg.
But beginning on September 1st of this year, the nation will require all visitors to fill out a new digital entrance form in an effort to streamline the arrival procedure, so be sure to finish all the preparations before taking off.
Bolivia
Bolivia can nonetheless offer travelers on a tight budget the trip of a lifetime even though it isn’t a typical beach location. You’ll be too entranced by the singular view of Salar de Uyuni, Lake Titicaca, and Reserva Eduardo Avaroa to even consider lying in the sun.
You won’t need to spend any money to have a fantastic time because most of the country’s attractions are made up of natural landscapes.
