Latino spokesperson mispronounced Ecuador, on purpose? Living in Ecuador it is safer than the news wants you to think. The local food is not great. It is peaceful and reasonablely priced but gentrification is happening and prices are rising in popular places thanks to the influx of visitors.

Wow....

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Buenísima

cool video

We live in Guatamala currently and love it. This is the 3rd Central American country we have lived in. The two cities you mentioned are nice but with LOTS of tourists….not for us. We are traveling between Mexico and Argentina for the next 4-5 years in search of our favorite retirement city.

Can I get by speaking only English in any of these countries?

Very helpful!

I don't want to be rude, but when you said that many people speak English in Hungary you mean 1 from 1000, right?

I would go but they don’t speak English

Croatia is everything but cheap

I went to bosnia with some friends and loved it however here are some tips: banja luka is a very clean and beautiful place to be however be sure to have local currency because most places arent that happy if you pay in euro. so ask in advance if you can pay in euro or have some local currency. Food is very cheap so restaurants are often better than cooking yourself and the food is pretty good. Mostar is the 2nd city we went to and historically the best in my opinion however be sure to visit early or late because there is a lot of tourism there. The 3th city we visited is sarajevo this place has the most tourism with lots of musea and souvenir shops however do check reviews first because some of them are scam. Overall bosnia is a beautiful and has a lot to offer some locals arent to tourist friendly but most of them are okay. Travelling between cities takes a lot of time because you have to travel on small roads in between beautiful mountains and rivers. Wifi and ac is everywhere and very good wich surprised me the most. Food is delicious and cheap. I went for 7 days and payed €320 all included. (Flights, food, accommodation, busses, everything)

I hopefully ur further future steps travel tours definitely Europe cheaper countries after Nepal India Vietnam

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8:37 You're talking to a global audience, so show some consideration/courtesy and use the global metric system: It's not feet but metres

I've surprised Colombia made the top spot. I thought Bolivia would be the clear winner.

So eastern Europe basically..

I’ve visited to most of them apart from Romania.

Will be in Poland in a few months 😄

I have visited all with the exception of Lithuania. I just recently visited 8 and Croatia is expensive as well as Montenegro. We loved Serbia, Bosnia, and Bulgaria.

In Lithuania Is nothing that cheap 😂 or with that Price what you say here, you live In a room with 10 beeds and more when half of people now Ukraina.

How do I communicate all these locations throughout transport?

How do I commute all these countries through transport?

Videos like this are gentrifying nice locations everywhere just to get clicks and views. I would never understand people that hype nice places and destroy their appeal for themselves, as well as for others.

I moved to Cuenca Ecuador 4 yrs ago and enjoying every moment of my life here w zero regrets ! I live like a local shop from the locals and enjoy so much conversing w the little old ladies here who have great stories to tell..I speak Spanish..I can highly recommend Ecuador ❤❤❤❤

How can you talk about the cost of visiting Argentina without mentioning the exchange rates (Blue Dollar and Official)? And not mentioning Cuenca (a smaller, less expensive, and safer version of Quito) does a disservice to Ecuador.

Croatia

Listen!!. Exploring new countries is such a rewarding experience! For first-time travelers, I'd recommend considering destinations that offer a mix of cultural richness and natural beauty. Personally, I've been fortunate to travel to over 10 countries thanks to careful budgeting and smart investments.I wasnt financial free until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my second house already, earn on a monthly through passive income and got 2 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future...

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Who is the voiceover on this video please?

Croatia? Is it joke?

Just been to Albania and the food was cheap and the people lovely but was hard to get a beer for less than 3 euros and we went north to south, there was a few wanting 7 euros for a beer, some are just taking advantage of tourists.

We did a trip last summer across europe and Split was by far the most expensive. In the city center atleast it was more expensive than in Italy or Austria.

Didn't know that Macedonia is so expensive! 😆

Has anyone been to Paraguay! 🇵🇾 I hear it’s a great plan B option.

Err, ''a soup with breadwill cost you 3 dollars+''! I have never paid, small as it may be, over $3 dollars, in apparently, one of the chiepiest countries in Europe, for a soup!

As you are going to Albania, why not find out 1) where does the drinking water come from 2) how many sewage treatment plants are there in Albania 3) how many engineered landfill sites are there in Albania - and engineered landfill is a site lined with a membrane to prevent leachate getting into water courses and where the methane is captured and flared off.

15 dollars accommodation a night 😂

I want good quality! Not just cheap/affordable!! I can imagine the type of food those countries offer!!

Where is prague and belarus?

Very important and useful information for everyone

Spot on. Kiev was also very cheap before the war though not as picturesque as some of these destinations. Been to 41 of 46 European countries and Dubrovnik and Kotor were among the nicest places visited

Montenegro is dreamland its True but people dont know enough Albania natural beauties yet. You can swim, climb, culture, history tourism in same where. Have many tourism point. I love so much there.

Mexico is actually in North America, so your title should be "Cheapest countries in America or the Americas", if you don't see America as a continent.

Albania is not good for transport. There is no railway - well, there is one railway line but it does not work. There are buses, but no real way of knowing where they stop or when they run. The roads are truly terrible, scary. The sort of road you need to keep your eye on the road suface all the time - so you need to hire a driver. Now that makes Albania abit more expensive.

Where do you find these 4k footage?

Great video my man one love

Great places

Mexico is in north america

this is not cheap, it is different. If you want to commute in squeaking old trams from the seventies that were donated from other countries, eat street food all day, stay at an unofficial hostel that can be Igor renting out his own spare bedroom illegally, by local standards even, and I am not exaggerating. A capital like Sofia didn't have a single official hostel, last time I checked anyway. I even found out that they were offering a bed which was the sofa in the communal area, mind was blown. A natural marvel like Belogradchik didn't have supermarkets, instead it was Halims corner shop with stale bread and non brand biscuits or alternatively bring your own food. The way people define cheap is that Albania has the same luxury high speed trains and a deluxe vandrarhem as Sweden, only more inexpensive. Wrong way of thinking.