Consumption for traveling to Italy. Please give details.

Traveling in Italy (excluding shopping) is as follows:

Eat: Basically around 2 to 5 euros in the morning, and every restaurant has a menu fisso for lunch. The basic price is 10 to 15 euros per person. Many restaurants in tourist cities do not have menu fisso. For dinner, most ordinary restaurants in Italy charge a maximum of about 20 to 30 euros per person. If you are a foreigner, people will be ripped off in tourist cities, so be careful and don’t eat the recommended food, etc. If you want to eat something, you must ask the price before ordering, if it is not on the menu.

If you are not used to Western food, there is also Chinese food. Chinese restaurants can be found in various cities in Italy. The cost is generally 15 to 20 euros per person.

Of course, if you want to make do with it, McDonald's or a sandwich can also solve the problem, the price is between 3 and 10 euros.

Accommodation: Hotels in general tourist cities are relatively expensive, such as Milan, Venice, Rome, and Florence. 3-star hotels in the city cost more than 80 euros. Of course, you can also find special rooms, about 50 euros. . Here I mean standard room. So it is recommended to book a hotel in advance. There are also cheaper family hotels run by Chinese in big cities, and most hotels provide breakfast.

OK: If you are traveling a little further, such as Venice to Rome, you can choose low-cost airlines, the price is between 30 and 100 euros. You can also take the high-speed train (alta velocita' or freccia rossa). More convenient and more expensive. Basically, just choose the second-class carriage.

Here I want to say that if you have an international driving license, you can also rent a car and travel by yourself. Car fare is generally around 50 to 100 euros per day (no kilometer limit).

There are subways in the city, and there are day passes and weekly passes, with prices ranging from 4.50 euros to 15 euros. Tickets for Venice Sky Ferries range from 15 to 30 euros.

Wear: I won’t go into details, I’ll probably bring it from China.

So basically your expenses in Italy are as follows:

Air tickets are between 500 and 1,000 euros

Hotel costs are about 500 euros a week, 2 1,000 euros per week. (2 people) (Chinese hotels cost 350 euros for a week and 700 euros for 2 weeks)

The cost of food is about 70 to 100 euros for a week and about 200 euros for 2 weeks (ordinary food, if It's another matter if you go to a Michelin restaurant)

Travel costs are generally around 100 euros per person for a week, and around 250 euros for 2 weeks

The total cost of traveling in Italy for 2 people for a week 1,000 euros is the limit. Except for luxury goods consumption.

The total cost of traveling in Italy for two weeks is around 1,800 euros, which is the limit. Except for luxury goods consumption.

What I am talking about here is independent travel, not group travel. It’s much cheaper to go with a group tour, and you can go to many countries, but you don’t have the choice, so you just have to see what’s going on. Not much freedom.

Tour tours generally cost 1,200 euros per person for more than a week. There are many domestic travel companies.

So if you travel to Italy, you need to find a good tour guide and conduct an in-depth tour. For example, skiing, mountain climbing, spending quiet nights in a cabin in the Alps, picking grapes, making wine, making cheese, soaking in hot springs, yachting, casinos, etc.

I work in Milan and only accept in-depth tours for domestic high-level executives. Many domestic bosses come to Italy and Switzerland to come to me specifically. Generally, the routes arranged are based on the tourists' wishes and have been agreed upon before coming to Italy. I will send a travel plan to the tourists themselves for evaluation and modification. Reasonable requirements will be reflected in the travel itinerary.