Europe On A Budget

[dsguy]

Soon

[James Villas]

Turkey or eastern Europe would be best tipid European trip

[Riou199]

Napakamahal naman kasi europe tour

[Seoul of Serene]

Wanna go there but soooo expensive. Lalo na Ang ticket

[Holly Golightly]

Many years ago, to minimize airfare, I would fly from Hong Kong to whichever European city I wanted to visit. Between Hong Kong and Manila, I took advantage of Cebu Pacific's seat sales. Not sure if this strategy still works, especially with the surge in fuel prices in the last couple of years.

Now, I just book Emirates. It's among the safest airlines, and I don't need to sit in a plane for more than 10 hours per leg. Pricing of Turkish Airlines and Thai Airways are also competitive, but I steer clear of airlines that still have Boeing 737 Max in their fleet. Qatar Air is great but quite expensive. Etihad operates older aircrafts.

To save on food, just grab a sandwich or salad from a convenience store. Tap water in many European countries are potable (check beforehand) so bring your tumbler.

Edited October 12, 2024 by Holly Golightly

[ajoa]

Eastern Europe is much cheaper. I recommend Budapest or Prague

[Holly Golightly]

Gifting my mom a Euro trip for her birthday later this month. I can share the cost breakdown if anyone is interested.

Our itinerary covers the Swiss Alps, Paris, Amsterdam, and Iceland. I miss Reykjavik so much—I have many fond memories of giggling under the aurora borealis with my best friend. Looking forward to visiting.

Edited November 6, 2024 by Holly Golightly

[battousai01]

Amsterdam 

[chessboxin]

Mahirap maghanap ng escorts sa Europe, unlike sa Asia na may districts talaga meant for them at accessible pa. I always get blue balls especially if the trip is around 2 weeks kaya umiiwas na rin ako.

[rapturousone]

Southern Europe is generally cheaper than Northern Europe. Your € gets you more in Portugal or Spain than it would in Denmark or Sweden. 

[BreadedPork]

Saan kaya okay dito