According to Forbes, the cheapest places to travel in 2017 are Tunisia, Morocco, India, and Thailand. These countries offer plenty of attractions and activities for a fraction of the cost of more popular tourist destinations for budget-minded travellers. Tunisia is home to ancient ruins, pristine beaches, and vibrant cities like Tunis and Sousse.
Morocco offers stunning desert landscapes, coastal towns like Essaouira and Agadir, and the iconic city of Marrakech.
India is an immense country with something for everyone, from Himalayan peaks and sacred temples to bustling metropolises like Delhi and Mumbai. And Thailand boasts world-famous beaches, lush jungle scenery, tasty food, and vibrant culture.
The Cheapest Places To Travel In 2017
Cambodia
Cambodia is a Southeast Asian country that Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam border. It’s home to the iconic Angkor Wat temple complex, pristine beaches, and jungle-clad mountains. Cambodia is an up-and-coming destination for budget travellers, with solid infrastructure development making it easier to get around in recent years.
Prices for food, accommodation and activities are still relatively low, making Cambodia one of the cheapest destinations in 2017. When it comes to housing, there is a range of options from guesthouses and hostels to more upscale hotels. Guesthouses usually start at around $5 per night for a double room, while hostels can be found for as little as $2 per night. Food is also very affordable, with street food vendors offering tasty dishes for between $1 and $3.
Ecuador
Ecuador is a small country in South America known for its diverse landscape and culture. There is something for everyone in Ecuador with beaches, mountains, and rainforests. The cost of living and travelling in Ecuador is also very affordable, making oil a perfect destination for budget travellers. Some of the best places to visit in Ecuador include the capital city of Quito, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Otavalo, the coastal town of Montañita, and the Amazon rainforest.
Nicaragua
Nicaragua is a Central American country seeing a resurgence in tourism, thanks to its low prices and diverse landscape. The country has Pacific and Caribbean coastlines, with volcanoes, lakes, and rainforests. Managua, the capital, is home to several markets and restaurants worth exploring.
Nicaragua is hard to beat if you’re looking for an affordable beach vacation. You can find plenty of hostels and restaurants for under $10 per day, and flights are relatively cheap. However, if you’re looking to explore more remote country areas, just be prepared for some challenging roads – many of which aren’t paved.
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