After the resumption of air and maritime activities, following the Covid-19 pandemic which affected the world, the tourism sector is gradually starting to lift its head above water. Indeed, air demand and traffic have started to recover to pre-pandemic levels.
In addition, for 2023, travel data specialists have announced a year based on budget travel. In particular because of the inflationary context in the world. Travelers will opt for little-known destinations that don’t require big budgets.
In this wake, and to help passengers planning to travel in 2023 on a shoestring budget, travel specialists have started compiling their lists of the best low-cost destinations.
Algeria is among the cheapest countries to travel to in 2023
This is the case of Flytrippers which has drawn up a map of the 40 least expensive countries for a “Travel” budget of 30 Canadian dollars per day (the equivalent of 3041 Algerian dinars). Indeed, this Canadian travel specialist believes that it is not the trips that are expensive, but rather wanting the trip to be simple and practical that can be.
The 40 cheapest countries to travel to according to Flytrippers
According to Flytrippers, traveling on a budget means giving up comfort and opting for less practical solutions than the luxury of hotels. However, being a budget traveler also makes it possible to travel for longer or more often. Of course, to succeed in respecting its threshold, it is necessary to set certain limits to appreciate its journey. In particular, opt for public transport, favor simple accommodation and avoid luxurious restaurants.
In addition, in its map of the 40 cheapest countries to travel to, Flytrippers places these destinations according to Regions. In particular, in Asia, America, North Africa and Asia. For the list concerning the African continent, but also for the Middle East region, this specialist in good travel plans, considers that Turkey, Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Iran are part of the countries where it is possible to travel on a low budget.
As a reminder, although it is a little-known tourist destination, many tourists have chosen Algeria, in 2022, to spend their holidays there. Indeed, just since the start of the Saharan tourism season, the Djanet region has recorded nearly 1,000 foreign tourists of various nationalities. The latter are among those who prefer to opt for adventure tourism. But also, to spend the nights outdoors and enjoy the beauty of the Sahara landscapes.
