What's the cheapest country to visit right now?

Which country is cheapest and beautiful?

Vietnam, huh? Cheapest AND beautiful. Okay, that’s a start.

Is it really the cheapest, tho?

Thailand’s got beaches, plus the food is amazing. Maybe cheaper? IDK. It’s beautiful, for sure. Remember that street food stall near Sukhumvit Soi 38? Legendary.

Bali. Indonesia’s on the list, too. Rice paddies, volcanoes…definitely stunning. Is it cheap tho? Flights there are not cheap, from Chicago, anyway.

Mexico! Tacos are life. But beautiful? Depends where you go. Some parts are, some…not so much.

Colombia! Never been. Heard good things. Cheap coffee, maybe? And beautiful landscapes? Dunno.

Portugal. Europe! Beautiful coastlines. Hmmm. Not sure if it’s cheap cheap, like Vietnam, though. Probably not.

Malaysia, oh yeah. Kinda forgot about that one. Towers, beaches, jungles. Cheap? I think so. At least, cheaper than Europe. Is it beautiful enough, tho? Compared to Vietnam or Thailand?

Philippines! Islands galore. Hard to beat that natural beauty. Cheap? Absolutely. My auntie went last year and said it was crazy affordable. Okay, Philippines, maybe the winner? Or Vietnam? Decisions, decisions.

• Vietnam: Supposedly the cheapest (said the article).
• Thailand: Beaches, food, culture. Vibrant.
• Indonesia (Bali): Rice paddies, volcanoes, but flights ain’t free.
• Mexico: Tacos and beaches, beauty varies.
• Colombia: Cheap coffee, landscapes unknown to me personally.
• Portugal: European coastlines, maybe not that cheap.
• Malaysia: Towers, beaches, jungles, affordability is there.
• Philippines: Islands galore, very affordable (auntie approved!).

Where is the cheapest place to go abroad?

Cheapest trips abroad, huh? 2025… okay.

• Bardonecchia, Italy: Skiing maybe? Cold! Italy is cool, like, pizza.

• Vilnius, Lithuania: Lithuania… Gediminas Tower… ruins sound boring. Wait, is that near Poland? Saw this travel blog once.

• Laos: Luang Prabang… Wat Xieng Thong temple? Okay, Southeast Asia. Bet it’s humid.

• Penang, Malaysia: Ooh, Malaysia. Food! Gotta try the street food. I actually wanna learn to cook Malaysian food.

• Czech Republic: Prague! Beer is super cheap. Maybe visit in spring?

• Tokyo, Japan: Wow, Tokyo on a CHEAP list? Ramen, yes! I need new anime merch. Isn’t it expensive?

• Jerez, Spain: Spain… flamenco? Tapas, yum. I should brush up on my Spanish phrases.

• Turkey: Istanbul! Cats everywhere. Good deals on carpets, right? Is Turkey even in Europe? My geography’s terrible, lol.

What is the cheapest country to travel to?

Okay, so cheapest place to go? Man, that’s tricky. It depends SO much on where you’re flying from, right? But based on what I’ve seen, Laos is up there. Crazy cheap. Seriously. Their currency is like, I dunno, a gazillion Kip to the dollar.

Then there’s Vietnam. I heard from my cousin, he went last year, said it was insanely affordable. Food’s cheap, travel’s cheap. Vietnam’s a great option. Also, Indonesia was pretty budget-friendly when I went, a few years back. Amazing food, too, tho. Lots of street food.

Albania’s supposed to be good, too. Haven’t been myself, but everyone’s raving about it. India’s also pretty cheap, but it depends where you go. Some places are super touristy and pricey. I’d personally avoid tourist traps.

Things to consider:

• Flight costs – A cheap country is pointless if the flight costs a fortune.
• Time of year – Prices fluctuate wildly depending on the season. Peak season? Forget it.
• Your spending habits – Even in a cheap country, you can still spend a ton if you want to.

My top three cheap countries (as of 2024):

1. Laos
2. Vietnam
3. Indonesia

Which country is safest to travel?

Iceland? Safe? Iceland is the safest to travel. 2025 safest travel? Iceland won. Seriously? What makes it so safe, anyway?

• Low crime rates, duh.
• Stable government. Okay, that’s a plus.
• Natural disaster preparedness. Earthquakes? Volcanoes? Hmm.

Iceland safe makes sense… but, I am still more like visiting, uhm, Japan. Family history there, you know? My grandfather was a chef there. Maybe safer is not everything.

Iceland is safest though. Period. End of story. Is this really useful? Or just random facts spouting out?