Named the most expensive and budget countries for tourists

In Icelandic The tourist will be forced to “sweat” not only hot springs, but also prices for hotels, food in restaurants and groceries – so comments the Daily Mail the results of the Eurostat study.

Prices in Iceland are 56% higher than the average level in Europe, the country is ahead of European competitors – in Switzerland prices are higher by 52%. Norway - 48 percent, in Denmark 38 percent.

The publication gives an example: a simple pizza with cheese in the country will cost €17, and a pint of beer - €7. For a full lunch in the restaurant will cost €85. With an average salary of €4,450, prices seem normal, but travellers are in shock.

Just above average, according to Eurostat, 14 European countries. In Ireland and Luxembourg prices above the average level by 27%,Finland 23% more expensive, Sweden - 19 percent. In the UK, prices are 17% higher. In the region of 10-12% above the average level of the Netherlands, Belgium. France. Austria.

Germany and Italy were close to the average – in the first level prices are higher by 4%, in the last by 1%, so it can be considered a “standard”.

A number of budgetary states have opened Spain and KipR, where prices are lower than the European average by 7% and 11%. In Portugal, Slovenia, Greece, Malta and Estonia, prices are 15-20% lower. Latvia, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia, Lithuania and Hungary Here prices are below the European average by 20-30%. Even cheaper. PolandMontenegro, Serbia, AlbaniaRomania - prices are lower by 30-40%. The standard could be BulgarianPrices are below the European average by almost half.

At the end of the list was TurkeyAccording to Eurostat, prices are 57% lower than European prices.

Source: tourprom