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Planning your summer vacation, but don’t want to break the bank? If so, you might wish to avoid the following 20 destination as airport transfer company Hoppa has ranked them as the world’s most expensive for 2017. Hoppa’s annual survey reviewed 84 destinations worldwide, revealing the total average price of a hotel, food, drink and 2 mile a taxi journey per person per night. Interestingly, they also took the cost of a beer, a cup of coffee, and a bottle of wine into account. Because what holiday is it without some beer with lunch, wine with dinner and a strong coffee at the breakfast bar the following morning? Here’s a run-down of the top 20, to see which destination makes it to the top.
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#20 Hong Kong- $141
At the lowest place of list (but within the 30th percentile Hoppa’s overall ranking) we find Hong Kong, where an average beer costs $6. Located on China’s southern coast, Hong Kong has a population of 7 million, with a Gross Domestic Product of $56,000 per capita. Its top tourist attractions include the Victoria Peak mountain, its Ocean Park, picture-perfect Lantau Island and of course, its very own Disneyland.