Which country is cheaper to travel to?

Among the 55 countries with lower consumption than China, there are only 7 visa-free countries (updated in May 2018): Tunisia, Albania, Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Morocco, Indonesia, Ecuador.

Among the 55 countries with lower consumption than China, 11 only require a visa on arrival: Egypt, Nepal, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Armenia, Bolivia, Iran, Vietnam, Thailand, and Cambodia. (Some require electronic approval in advance)

Let’s first introduce one of the European countries, which is visa-free! The scenery is stunning! Prices are super low! To sum it up in one word: cool! The country that perfectly meets the requirements of the topic is Serbia, one of the top ten travel destinations in Europe selected by the world's most authoritative travel guide "Lonely Planet".

At the beginning of 2017, Serbia announced that it would be visa-free for Chinese passports, becoming the first country in Europe that can truly travel at will. This small country in Eastern Europe has traditional European architecture and beautiful natural scenery, and prices are super low. (According to people familiar with the matter, watching a top opera performance only costs 25 yuan, a cup of coffee is 6 yuan, and a group of friends spends no more than 100 yuan a night in a bar. Fried chicken is affordable.)

Serbian Folk Customs They are simple and honest. Compared with some southern European countries where thieves are rampant, Serbian people appear to be much more "innocent". There is basically no need to worry about security issues. However, if you are traveling alone, you should still be reminded to pay attention to safety.

Then comes Tunisia. Tunisia, a North African country with both deserts and beaches, is known as the "Back Garden of Europe". The main attractions are the blue and white town, the ruins of Carthage, the old city of Kairouan, the Carbon Peninsula, the Red Lizard Train, the desert tour...

Safety: The travel risk is medium (International SOS data , the same below), the tourism industry is relatively developed. Visa: Visa-free for Chinese passports. Air tickets: There are no direct flights, you must transfer. Domestic round trip starting from 3918 yuan/person (Hong Kong to Tunisia and Carthage).

Consumption: A simple meal costs 2.19 US dollars; a medium-sized restaurant meal for two people costs 15.35 US dollars; taking the bus costs 0.22 US dollars; an ordinary hotel room price is about 17.23 US dollars. Suggestion: If the subject is in Guangdong, you can consider flying to Hong Kong Airport, otherwise the air tickets will be very expensive. If you are traveling for a long time, you can go with Morocco.