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The Hoppa travel agency presented the 16 most economical destinations in the world to spend the holidays. Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, tops the list
The results of the badysis of Hoppa, collected Thursday by the media, are based on the average price per person for the hotel, food, drink, taxi and recreation. These are the 16 cheapest destinations, in descending order (from most expensive to least expensive):
1. Marrakech, Morocco: 151.52 euros / day
According to Lonely Planet, the Moroccan city is home to one of the must-see museums of the year 2018, the Yves Saint Laurent , dedicated not only to the designer who has left a great impression in the city since it's been installed in the 70s, but also in Morocco.
2. Phuket, Thailand: 110.70 euros / day
The Phuket Peninsula has resurfaced more than a decade later as one of the most sought after destinations by travelers in search of beach and relaxation in abundance. On the west coast of the country, the monsoon is protagonist of this region from May to October and particularly intense in July and August, so you may prefer to travel in autumn.
3. Bombay, India: 109.07 euros / day
Behind its eclectic and surprising architecture, which goes from art deco to the skyscrapers or their Victorian buildings (neogothic and indo-buckwheat), and which materializes in buildings such as Chhatrapi station Shivaji Terminus, Islamic architecture, Hindu and British, or the gateway to India (right on the picture), in the port of Bombay and in front of the One of the most expensive hotels in the city, the Taj Majal, is the true scene of Slumdog Millonaire Dharavi, the most famous slum in the city. This capital with huge contrasts is also a good starting point for excursions to the south of India.
4. Quito, Ecuador: 104.34 euros / day
The capital of Ecuador has one of the best preserved historic centers of Latin America, despite the 1917 earthquake, and was one of the first heritage protected by Unesco in 1978 and 1979. A cable car that climbs up to 4100 meters above sea level allows you to see the snow-capped peaks that surround the capital.
5. Lima, Peru: 103.55 euros / day
Not only the capital of Peru is also the capital of its gastronomy, more and more recognized worldwide thanks to chefs such as Gaston Acurio, who can be tasted in street version in the stalls and markets of the city are also a cultural center with areas dedicated to art, such as Barranco, where you will be surprised by the galleries and outdoor facilities, bookstores and the devoted admiration for the letters .
6. Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam: 101.65 euros / day
This city, formerly known as Saigon, the largest in Vietnam (8.5 million inhabitants), is modern and traditional at once and very dynamic. You will be surprised by the large number of motorcycles (about 5 million) circulating in its streets in organized (and contaminated) chaos.
7. Sofia, Bulgaria: 99.30 euros / day
Last year, the least expensive destination of the ranking, although being a small town renowned for its insecurity, is worth the detour for its historic buildings, its archaeological remains, its life The nightlife and proximity to nature on Mount Vitosha for endless outdoor activities. Here you have to try yogurt, for some the best in the world, and buy a perfume or cream made with damascena roses, the most used in cosmetics (Bulgaria is known as the land of roses).
8. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: 99.18 euros / day
To oxygenate the lungs, enter one of the oldest forest reserves in the country: Bukit Nanas, a tropical jungle in the middle of the city, where you can free your creativity by photographing its exotic flora and fauna. And as an Asian city, do not miss the healthy mbadages, one of the oldest therapeutic tools.
9. Jakarta, Indonesia: 96.60 euros / day
The capital of Indonesia is perhaps the big city of Southeast Asia with less foreign tourists per square meter. Located on the island of Java, this macropoli is surrounded by excursions of interest, not only for the beaches, but also for its volcanoes, such as Bromo.
10. Bucharest, Romania: 95.07 euros / day
One of the main symbols of this city is the grape, so you can not leave without drinking a glbad of juice of this delicious fruit. If you want to give the romantic touch, a good alternative is to rent a boat in Lake Herastrau Park and have a picnic.
11. Cairo, Egypt: 89.86 euros / day
Besides the magic of the pyramids, the bustle of the Khan El-Khalili Bazaar labyrinth and the varied pieces of the Egyptian Museum, a good idea is to take a felucca ride through the Nile at sunset, to escape the noise, relax and enjoy the sights and silence, so beneficial to your brain and stress in combat.
12. Siem Reap, Cambodia: 89.62 euros / day
Presided over by the imposing archaeological complex of Angkor Wat and with an inexhaustible tour of the temples to visit, the capital of the province of the same name in Cambodia is , with less than 200 000 inhabitants, a fantastic city to rent a bike and a pedal. Outdoor mbadages and crispy tarantulas – based on garlic and salt – rich in zinc, according to a study from the University of Copenhagen (Denmark).
13. Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia: 86.98 euros / day
The capital of the Indonesian province of Bali, south of the island, receives tourists with a sense of chaos, but gives the opportunity to its tree-lined streets and local shops and you will discover a much more friendly place.
14. Manila, Philippines: 79.68 euros / day
Philippines is a paradise for surfing and scuba diving. Its capital, with Spanish roots, is despite being a city of enormous contrasts – experience and misery in equal parts – very sure, partly because of the idiosyncrasy of Filipinos, known for their hospitality.
15. Antalya, Turkey: 79.30 euros / day
Its film festival, the equivalent of the Spanish Goya, receives the name of its flagship fruit: Naranja de Oro, which you will find in every corner of the city . It is also an ideal place to enjoy Mediterranean cuisine. His signature dish is piyaz a white bean salad.
16. Kiev, Ukraine: 73.54 euros / day
If you like crafts and famous matrioshkas, visit Andreievsky or the Church of St. Andrew. Street vendors meet several mornings a week. You can not miss the cathedrals of the city, the imposing cave monastery or a walk along the Dnieper River.
This is the cheapest destination among the 200 most popular in the search engine, for its average fare plus seven nights hotel. Hoopa notes that he will only spend 73.54 euros a day, compared with 413.20 euros in New York, United States.
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