Is it enough for a person to travel to Europe for about 10 days and 50,000 yuan?

For 50,000 yuan, let alone 10 days, 30 days is enough.

During the Spring Festival last year, I took my brother to travel to Germany, the Czech Republic, and Austria. I used it for 13 days and spent more than 9,000 yuan on four hot spring baths. Of course, we bought cheap air tickets, stayed in chain hotels that cost hundreds of dollars, and didn’t spend too much money on high-end restaurants. It was off season so it was cheaper.

However, even in the peak season, the price will not be expensive, depending on what you eat, where you live, and what you use. For example, a first-class flight from Prague to Beijing costs 30,000, which may not be enough. If the hotel costs more than 1,000 yuan a night, it will be more than 10,000 yuan in 10 days; winning an economy class ticket, even a direct flight, should not exceed 10,000 pounds.

If a meal is calculated as 100 euros a day, 1,000 euros for 10 days is less than 10,000 US dollars.

There is an obvious difference between China and other countries around the world, that is, the ticket prices for scenic spots are very low. For example, the Louvre is already very expensive at 14 euros. Many cathedrals are 2 or 3 euros, a few are 6 or 7 euros. However, most places in Europe do not charge fees, so you don’t have to consider the tickets for transportation attractions, just ignore them.

It will cost you some money to buy things, such as the Florence Outlet in Italy, the clothing stores on the streets of Milan, the Stadt Outlet in Ingol, Germany, the high-end fashion district of Paris, etc. It depends on what you buy. Usually ordinary brands are very cheap, and high-end brands are much cheaper than domestic brands.

So in my opinion, 50,000 yuan is enough for two people. In terms of local transportation, trains are the most convenient. You can buy European rail tickets or rent a car and drive yourself. European trains are more expensive to buy individually, but they are not much more expensive.

There are several lines for reference:

France, Switzerland, Italy

France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany

France

Germany, Czech Republic and Austria

Germany, Poland

Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland

Austria, Hungary, Slovakia

Croatia Montenegro