Easy Guide To Cheap Trips in Europe!

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I got this question a lot in my DM. How do you travel around in Europe?  Today I am going to give you some amazing tips which will definitely help you.

Travelling is the only way which gives you a chance to explore yourself. But you don't know how to travel alone? How to manage everything all together? So Don't worry anymore because you are at the right blog today! I am going to give you some fascinating tips which will boost your confidence up!

First of all, yes you need a satisfying budget if you are planning to come to Europe. At least it will cost 1000-2000 Euros for  5-7 countries without including a plane ticket from Pakistan to any European Country. But you can also try to book your flight to any European country which would cost you less.

The best way to book your flights, trains and buses will be through Go Euro Website. It gives a great resemblance between flights, trains and buses. You can choose one which gives you the cheapest outlay.

For Italy, Spain, the UK, Germany and many more (25 countries in total) you can always try your luck through Ryanair flights. Sometimes they are very economically beneficial, especially in January and February. They always have prodigious sales throughout the year. You can book the low-priced flights using Ryanair. Once I booked my flight to Italy in 5 euros. Can you believe that?
Also check EasyJet, Flybe.

Another cheapest option could be Eurolines Busses and Flixbus but Eurolines is cheaper compared to Flixbus. Eurolines is very cheap especially if you are travelling to Amsterdam to Brussels, vice-versa.

BlaBla car is another cheapest way of travelling. BlaBlaCar is the world's leading long distance carpooling service, connecting drivers with empty seats to people travelling the same way. I have used this service several times. It was a pretty good experience. People have been scared to travel alone with BlaBlacar but in my case, I always check reviews before booking a seat.

Now I am coming to hostels! I always use Airbnb and hostels.com for the booking. It's always better to get a hostel near the centre of the city so you won't drag your luggage with you. Airbnb is an online marketplace which lets people rent out their properties or spare rooms to guests which is very cheap sometimes. In this case, I always check reviews then I book my room. For me, it has been always a great experience.

Always see on the map which countries are close enough and then make a plan. I can give you certain examples like

Germany(Berlin)- Poland(Poznan, Warsaw)-Czech Republic(Prague)- Austria(Vienna, Salzburg, Hallstatt)-Italy-Switzerland-France-Belgium-Amsterdam-Denmark. This will be my plan if I will choose a plan.

Last but not least, be confident, be tough and stay safe. Nothing is impossible in life. Trust me! It is always hard when it's the first time but when you will go for it the second time, trust me you will be more confident and happier. Best of Luck! Please do let me know, did you like my blog or not? Give me any suggestions!

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