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re: Trip to Italy: Budget question
Posted on 2/4/15 at 2:41 pm to poochie
Posted on 2/4/15 at 2:41 pm to poochie
I always try to maximize my costs when going on vacation. I went to Italy for 9 nights last year and visited Rome, Florence and Venice.
Flight: $2400
Rooms for all nine nights: $1,500
Trains: $160
Already over $4,000 at that point
Eating out every meal and spending money to see museums and sights every day: minimum of $150 per day - > ~$1,500
After that you can factor in all the taxis and money you spend buying stuff (bought a new purse for the wife, wine, and clothes for myself)~$1,000
That puts you at $6,500. The exchange rate is not good over there so that bumps up your costs ~20%
In the end it was well worth it. You can always make more money!
(Of course don't put yourself in debt for a trip)
Flight: $2400
Rooms for all nine nights: $1,500
Trains: $160
Already over $4,000 at that point
Eating out every meal and spending money to see museums and sights every day: minimum of $150 per day - > ~$1,500
After that you can factor in all the taxis and money you spend buying stuff (bought a new purse for the wife, wine, and clothes for myself)~$1,000
That puts you at $6,500. The exchange rate is not good over there so that bumps up your costs ~20%
In the end it was well worth it. You can always make more money!
(Of course don't put yourself in debt for a trip)
Posted on 2/4/15 at 2:44 pm to Tigerstudent08
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The exchange rate is not good over there so that bumps up your costs ~20%
This isn't true now. The Euro is currently at $1.14. The dollar is significantly stronger against the Euro now vs. last year.
Posted on 2/4/15 at 2:44 pm to Tigerstudent08
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The exchange rate is not good over there so that bumps up your costs ~20%
I thought the US dollar was strong vs the Euro right now?
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