1. A Stronger Dollar means money goes further
The US, CA, AU and NZ dollar have risen against many world currencies by 10–45% depending on destination. While it is showing gains against the Euro, the dollar buys at least 20% more than last year in European countries, including Eastern Europe and the Balkans.
2. Good Deals are easier to find
Travelers are seeing average savings of 20% over last year on travel arrangements.The dollar’s stronger buying power, combined with the need to increase business revenues during the recession has led to any number of good deals. Travelers are saving 10–25% over last year on custom arrangements and travel packages.
3. Travel Stimulates the World Economy
Travel is a major economic stimulus worldwide. The international travel supports not only your local tourism industry, but economies overseas, some of which depend on tourism for a sizeable part of their revenue. This is especially true in the countries where tourism is a developping or the only real industry.
If you are wondering what country(ies) to set your sights on in 2017, we are recommending you Bulgaria - a fascinating travel destination.
The people are delightfully friendly and hospitable, the food is outstanding, and there is so much to see. The historical sites are not crowded with tourists or as extremely commercialized as in regions of equal interest. Prices in Bulgaria are very low relative to the West so that travel can be done on a small budget.
No matter if you tend to be modest in your travel expenses or prefer more luxury, our organized tours, priced far below those to more expensive places, and with no trade-off on quality, will surely surpass your expectations.
You will really enjoy your stay and get the added benefit of spending less money.
