Revealed: The Cities to Travel to in 2019 that Won’t Break the Bank

As dry January commences and the festive season draws to a close, our bank balances have to survive what feels like the longest month of the year. Luckily lastminute.com have come to the rescue with their new study which looks to help travellers with their spending, depending on their holiday budgets.

Most Affordable Cities

Travelling to new places is a great way to discover other cultures, but an issue many of us face is financing our much-wanted getaways. Considering the price of transport, our meals, and the price of accommodation, lastminute.com have analysed the most budget-friendly cities to explore:

Cairo, Egypt – The Egyptian capital has much to offer travellers: the iconic Giza Pyramids, the acclaimed Khan El-Khalili marketplace, and the vast Egyptian museum which is home to 5,000-year-old artifacts. An average day in the city will cost you £42.38 which includes the cost of a full day tour priced at £11.30 and the average price of transport at £4.19.

Mexico City, Mexico – The high-altitude capital of Mexico sits at 2,250m above sea level and is commonly known for its 13th-century Aztec temple, Templo Mayor. Mexico City comes in at second place on the Saver Cities list due to its affordability. The total price of food for a day in the city is £15.77 and includes the price of a single meal, a beer, coffee and the price of a bottle of wine. In total, you can expect to pay around £63.76 a day.

Antalya, Turkey – The Turkish resort city is renowned for its yacht-filled harbour and beautiful beaches flanked with large hotels. It has a lot to offer visitors from the alluring Düden Waterfalls to Hadrian’s Gate, built in the name of the Roman Emperor Hadrian. A day in Antalya can set you back £67.13 which includes accommodation at £11.00 per night, the second cheapest of the study.

See which other cities have made the Best Saver Cities list here.