The team at Post Office Travel Money has unveiled the best value European holidays for 2024. Find out which pretty destination is the best bargain hotspot.
By Esther Marshall, Senior Travel Reporter
The team at Post Office Travel Money have unveiled the world's cheapest holiday destinations for 2024 where the pound will go furthest.
While Vietnam was crowned as the cheapest destination, there are some fantastic European bargains for tourists who don't want to pay for a long-haul flight.
At the other end of the scale, Costa Rica was the most expensive destination for Brits while Mexico was hot on its heels. Laura Plunkett, head of Post Office Travel Money said: "Holidaymakers intending to travel long haul can expect to get more for their money because the pound has gained ground in most destinations.
"By comparison, sterling's gain against the euro has been more modest so it will pay to compare eurozone destinations to see which offer the cheapest prices."
Find out which European destinations are this year's cheapest in the latest ranking which compares the price of holiday essentials in popular summer hotspots.
10. Prague
Prague was the 10th cheapest holiday destination in Europe for holidaying Brits. The Czech capital had coffees for £2.14 and a three course evening meal for two came in at £67.50.
The city is one of Europe's most romantic destinations and tourists can admire its Gothic architecture or indulge in one of its famous chimney cakes.
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9. Corfu
A favourite of King Charles III, Corfu is one of Greece's most popular island destinations. It's also the country's cheapest holiday destination for Brits. A three course evening meal cost just £55.78 on average while a glass of wine came in at £5.27.
Beaches are Corfu's top draw but don't miss the island's Old Town which has Venetian inspired architecture.
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8. Malta
Sliema in Malta was Europe's eighth cheapest destination in the ranking. A bottle of local beer costs just £2.64 while a three course meal for two was affordable at £62.95 on average.
Malta's compact size means it's easy to explore several destinations on the island during one trip, combining beaches and city.
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7. Budapest
The Hungarian capital was ranked as Europe's seventh cheapest holiday destination. Although it wasn't the cheapest spot in Europe, prices have fallen by 10 percent in the city since last year. A glass of wine cost just £3.61 in the city while a three course meal for two came in at £66.71.
A leading destination for spa lovers, don't miss the city's iconic thermal baths or the views from Castle Hill.
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6. Lanzarote
One of Spain's Canary Islands, Lanzarote was the sixth cheapest destination in Europe. A glass of wine costs just £3.78 on the island while a bottle of local beer came in at £2.50.
Lanzarote is one of Europe's most reliable winter-sun destinations and its volcanic landscapes add a little something extra to a classic beach holiday.
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