Tourists find costs lower in Europe and Japan than in Germany

The study indicates that European tourists can significantly reduce their travel costs when choosing destinations outside Europe. The prices of a "Big Mac" in Japan are approximately 57.1% lower and in Egypt about 62.5% lower compared to the Eurozone, making these destinations more economical compared to the more expensive European countries such as Switzerland, which tops the price list. Additionally, it shows that southern countries like Portugal, Spain, and Malta are 18-30% cheaper than Germany, while costs tend to be higher in Northern Europe. It is clear that the strength of a currency greatly impacts travel expenses, prompting travelers to select destinations where they can get greater purchasing power for their money.

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