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Bangkok makes the list of world's cheapest cities for short break

BANGKOK, 18 June 2015 (NNT) - According to travel ratings site TripAdvisor, Bangkok ranked fourth on the list of world’s cheapest cities for a short holiday break.


The site constructed the list by calculating the cost of a couple taking a three-day break in 40 key tourism cities. Hanoi, Vietnam topped the list of cheapest cities while Cancun, Mexico was ranked the most expensive.

The 27,927 baht cost of a Bangkok holiday break took into account the price of accomodation at a hotel, an activity each day, lunches, dinners with wine and the costs of a three-kilometer trip by taxi to and from dinner each day.

The total cost for Hanoi, meanwhile, is 24,887 baht.

Other cities on the cheapest list include Warsaw, Poland; Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt; Mumbai, India and Lisbon, Portugal.

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Cheaper hardly fits with the "Quality" aspirations. London won best City in the World for A Holiday

Yes the topic did say cheapest city, not best City in the World for A Holiday.

Yes but they are also striving for Quality tourists and I would image for a quality location, Being in the top 4 cheapest cities to Holiday hardly brings to mind quality, Stop picking arguments and join the dots

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Lets see if we can make it off of the first page before someone explains how its not true, but all a big plot by TAT & the government etc.....etc...etc.....coffee1.gif

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Cheaper hardly fits with the "Quality" aspirations. London won best City in the World for A Holiday

Yes the topic did say cheapest city, not best City in the World for A Holiday.

Actually, it said cheapest "tourist" city.

Katmandu, Nepal must be 10x cheaper than BKK, but apparently no "tourists" (ie people with more money than sense) go there, ever.

http://www.nepalnews.com/archive/2013/feb/feb06/news01.php

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These cost of living surveys remind me of airline ratings. If an airline doesn't make the cut, the execs go looking for an organization, and I think sometimes creating their own, that will rate them higher.

Best/cheapest tourist destinations fall in the same category, but I think Bangkok is still great value for money.

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