10 Best Destinations For Budget Travelers in 2017
March 4th, 2017
Guest post by The Partying Traveler
These ten destinations are where you are going to get the most bang for your buck. 2017 is a great time for Americans to travel because the dollar is extremely strong right now and flights have never been cheaper. Traveling doesn't have to break the bank, and if you're willing to forego the more typical destinations like London or Paris or Tokyo, then you'll be surprised how cheap it can be to travel.
Guest post by The Partying Traveler
These ten destinations are where you are going to get the most bang for your buck. 2017 is a great time for Americans to travel because the dollar is extremely strong right now and flights have never been cheaper. Traveling doesn't have to break the bank, and if you're willing to forego the more typical destinations like London or Paris or Tokyo, then you'll be surprised how cheap it can be to travel.
10. Cuba Don't let the decades of political tension deter you from visiting our mysterious neighbors to the south. Since Cuba and the United States have opened their borders to one another again, many Americans have traveled to Cuba and have had a fantastic time. People say it is like going back into a time machine, and for travelers looking to experience that once-in-a-lifetime experience, now is the time to go. What the country lacks in modernity, it makes up for in magic. Ideally, one should try to go soon before the tourism industry starts ruining the authenticity of the experience. With cheap flights, accommodations, and basically everything else, Cuba is a perfect destination for backpackers and those who don't mind living a little differently for a while.
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9. Czech Republic
The Czech Republic is a much more affordable destination than the rest of Europe, making it one of the only European countries on this list. This beautiful country has some fairy-tale cities that you wouldn't believe exist until you actually see them. From its capital city, Prague, to the smaller towns of Cesky Krumlov and Karlovy Vary, the mix of colorful architecture with more old-fashioned buildings give a glimpse into the past of a Europe before it was devastated by several wars. The Czech Republic has not adopted the Euro yet and its official currency is the Czech crown, which often means that American travelers will get the most for their money. From cheap beer to cheap hostels and hotels, the Czech Republic is not a destination you should overlook.
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