What's the most expensive country you've visited?
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Anonymous
| Switzerland, $10 for a hot dog, in 1987, from a street vendor |
Anonymous
| The UK will trick you when the pound is strong because the prices will feel lower, but they are really not. |
Anonymous
| Norway and the Maldives |
Anonymous
NP here but I go to Israel about once a year and it’s not expensive. Sure, you can find $$$ restaurants, but that’s true in any country. Prices in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv are on par with the major cities in the US. |
Anonymous
| Our most expensive trips were safaris in various African countries. Doesn’t mean the country itself is expensive. Just safaris. |
Anonymous
| Also Iceland. Literally could not find a sit-down meal of any kind in Reykjavik for under $30, and that was a plate of fish and chips with no drink. We had luckily heard about the insane prices ahead of time, so brought boxes of Nature Valley bars to tide us over instead of buying food every time we were hungry. Switzerland was a close second. |
Anonymous
| Another vote for Norway |
Anonymous
Maybe this poster hasn't been to many "expensive" countries. Question is just "what's the most expensive country YOU'VE visited." For me, it was France. But the only other countries I've been to in Europe are Spain and Portugal. |
Anonymous
| Just eat hot dogs off the street in Iceland. I mean, sit down meals are pricey, but I didn’t think anything was prohibitive as far as activities or hotels. Packages to get there are always cheap so it kind of evens out. |
Anonymous
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Iceland
Switzerland Denmark |
Anonymous
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Iceland and Japan
Have not been to Switzerland but heard it was expensive. |
Anonymous
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London when the pound was strong...
Also, it's not a foreign country but Hawaii is expensive. |
Anonymous
| Singapore. |
Anonymous
| Iceland then Switzerland. |
Anonymous
| Denmark. |