New Resource for the Best International Travel Bargains Adds New Countries

Revised Edition of “The World’s Cheapest Destinations” book updates value travel advice and adds Argentina, Nicaragua, and Romania.

Nashville, TN (PRWEB) April 26, 2006

For most travelers, the popular travel magazine images of spa resorts in the Caribbean and $200 lunches in Paris amount to wishful travel window shopping. No matter what the flight costs or how carefully visitors pick their hotel, most vacations in the Caribbean and Western Europe require a month or two of take-home pay. As the revised edition of a popular value travel guide points out, however, travelers can live it up overseas by visiting “The World’s Cheapest Destinations.”

The new edition of “The World’s Cheapest Destinations” highlights 21 countries where vacationers can find deals such as $20 hotel rooms, $2 restaurant meals, $1 pints of beer in a bar, and taxis across town for pocket change. For each featured destination, the book provides a general overview of what makes the country attractive and then offers estimates on costs for accommodation, food and drink, transportation, and various other deals, including “what you can get for a buck or less.” While planning an overseas vacation or extended travel, readers can buy a single book to compare bargain destinations and find the best fit.

“Extensive research went into identifying the best current ‘bangs for the buck’ across the globe,” author Tim Leffel explains. “While several destinations from the first edition have now been classified as honorable mentions, they have been replaced with new entries Argentina, Romania, and Nicaragua.”

“The World’s Cheapest Destinations” shows travelers that they don’t have to save up for years or be a lottery winner to travel overseas. “By simply choosing a less pricey destination,” Leffel explains, “overseas travelers can easily cut their travel costs by more than half.” For more information on the book, visit http://www.worldscheapestdestinations.com

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