Make your hard-earned cash go further with our essential annual hot-list of where to go for wallet-friendly wandering, whether you’re hunting for a bargain or in search of old-school cheapness.
Here are 10 best holiday places around the globe :
Tokyo, Japan: Japan is increasingly becoming more and more popular for travellers wanting a unique experience.
USA: There are many amazing things awaiting for you in USA. Each state has its own quality.
Havana, Cuba: Havana takes you back in time with its crumbling buildings and 1950s-style cars, so if you want to see it while it is still like this, get there in 2016 before the modern world creeps in.
Austraila: Lonely Planet says that while the Australian dollar is weak, “anything you spend here this year will be value for money.”
Sal, Cape Verde:With its turquoise blue seas and plenty of sand, the island of Sal is also a great base for exploring the rest of the country’s hotspots including the valleys of Santo Antao.
Latvia: Latvia has a lot of history so if sight-seeing is your thing, you should take a trip to this Baltic country.
Ponta Delgada, the Azores, Portugal: For those who like to get out and about, there is plenty to do including hiking, whale watching, surfing and diving. There is also historic architecture, delicious seafood and sushi restaurants and an array of unusual drinks and different types of liqueurs to try too.
New Mexico: Looking for a beautiful, affordable, active, foodie corner of America’s southwest? Look no further. New Mexico powers your budget further. Dry, sunny weather is a near constant.
Galicia, Spain: Spain in the northwest of the country is arguably Spain’s last frontier. Once you get beyond Santiago de Compostela, this wild region fragments into rocky coastline met by spectacular and an interior of countless unspoilt villages.
Timor-Leste: A way from the pricey hotels of the internationally-influenced capital of Dili, you’ll find bargain beach shacks on the beaches of Atauro Island, and welcoming home stays in the misty hill country.
Estonia: Beyond the irresistible capital of Tallinn there are little-known Baltic islands and the seashore and forest delights of Lahemaa National Park, which holds the distinction of being the first national park in the old Soviet Union.
