Affordable destinations equal, in so many possible ways, a peace of mind knowing that you don’t have to spend your life worrying about money and about what you can and can’t do with the amount of money that you possess; furthermore, you won’t have to think about how to pay for your livelihood basics like rent, groceries, healthcare, taxes and memberships the way you used to before.

            Some of you might be interested in brand new lifestyle opportunities and especially in low cost and less spending destinations or maybe even an affordable gap year opportunity; whether it’s for work or just to go for an adventure and a change in your current lifestyle. You must ponder on earning a decent living and having an income that will make you feel financially secure.

            You might not get rich living in these countries but what’s for sure is that you’ll be able to live your life to the fully there. Wanting to live comfortably with a certain budget is totally understandable, especially taking into consideration the events of these last two years that got us more stressed out than ever. In addition, the sequels left in our world and lives by the pandemic have affected almost all of us; with lots of employees getting dismissed and fired. In this day and age finding a job that pays good money isn’t that easy. So maybe these last life circumstances made you thinking of leaving your hometown and living somewhere else, and probably your what’s supposed to be your first job abroad doesn’t necessarily have to pay good money, so the first you’ll think about is the affordability of the place you’re going to live in next.

            In the following list you’ll find various cheap destinations around the globe:

1-Vietnam

This is your next destination if you want to be living in an exotic affordable place; it’s also an adventurous destination with its modern cities, historic sites and uncrowded beaches. There’s a place for everyone, besides the people here are nice and welcoming, and you’re mostly going to spend there the half of the amount that you’re used to spending back home.