These Are The World’s Most Expensive (And Cheapest!) Holiday Destinations

Think Dublin is a crazy expensive city? You’d be correct, as it turns out there’s only ten cities in the world that are more expensive for a holiday than here.

An annual report released by Hoppa, the airport transfer company, lists 84 worldwide holiday destinations on a scale of cheapest to most expensive.

The survey is based on the average price of a basket of goods and services (hotel, food, drink, taxi, tours and entertainment) from each location.

The world’s most expensive city is Zurich in Switzerland, while the cheapest destination in the world is apparently Sofia in Bulgaria – duly noted for when we plan our next getaway.

Dublin has narrowly escaped the top ten most expensive cities, ranking at 11th on the list, making it more expensive than London (12), Paris (15), Tokyo (17) and Las Vegas (18).

Hoppa’s 10 most expensive destinations:

1. Zurich – £170.43/€200.95
2. New York – £157.20/€185.35
3. Copenhagen – £150.72/€177.70
4. Oslo – £147.36/€173.75
5. Stockholm – £131.14/€154.62
6. Venice – £127.03/€149.78
7. Amsterdam – £126.47/€149.12
8. Honolulu – £124.23/€146.48
9. Rome – £123.37/€145.46
10. Caracas – £123.08/€45.12

10 least expensive holidays for 2017:

1. Sofia – £38.21/€45.05
2. Cairo – £39.09/€46.09
3. Cartagena – £39.70/€46.80
4. Bucharest – £43.87/€51.72
5. Antalya – £43.97/€51.84
6. Siem Reap – £44.89/€52.93
7. Kiev – £46.73/€55.09
8. Manila – £46.90/€55.30
9. Mexico City – £50.62/€59.68
10. Sliema – £51.64/€60.89

The full list can be seen at www.hoppa.com

H/T The Irish Independent

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