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BOLBolivia+55.6%KAZKazakhstan−20.5%NGANigeria−16.9%ARGArgentina−15.2%COLColombia−14.4%ZMBZambia−14.3%UGAUganda+14.1%PRYParaguay−11.5%IDNIndonesia+9.6%POLPoland+9.1%LKASri Lanka+8.7%MARMorocco+8.6%KORSouth Korea−8.5%TWNTaiwan+7.8%SWESweden+7.8%TZATanzania+7.7%SENSenegal+6.6%TURTürkiye−6.5%CZECzechia+6.4%PHLPhilippines+6.3%NPLNepal+6.1%DOMDominican Republic−6.0%
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Trip Arbitrage tracks the real cost of travel in 100 countries and 84 cities for 18 home currencies, recalculated every day. Everything on this page is free to use with credit.

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US dollars, reading of November 12, 2026. Regenerated daily.

  • Bolivia is 55.6% cheaper for US-dollar travelers than a year ago, after adjusting for inflation. A mid-range day costs about $36 per person, excluding international flights. The US State Department advisory is Level 2 (increased caution), and it ranks 1 of 99 on the Trip Arbitrage Index with a score of 87 out of 100. Source page
  • Indonesia is 9.6% cheaper for US-dollar travelers than a year ago, after adjusting for inflation. A mid-range day costs about $65 per person, excluding international flights. The US State Department advisory is Level 2 (increased caution), and it ranks 2 of 99 on the Trip Arbitrage Index with a score of 78 out of 100. Source page
  • Poland is 9.1% cheaper for US-dollar travelers than a year ago, after adjusting for inflation. A mid-range day costs about $94 per person, excluding international flights. The US State Department advisory is Level 1 (normal precautions), and it ranks 13 of 99 on the Trip Arbitrage Index with a score of 68 out of 100. Source page
  • Argentina is 15.2% more expensive for US-dollar travelers than a year ago, after adjusting for inflation. A mid-range day costs about $120 per person, excluding international flights. The US State Department advisory is Level 1 (normal precautions), and it ranks 94 of 99 on the Trip Arbitrage Index with a score of 46 out of 100. Source page
  • Türkiye is 6.5% more expensive for US-dollar travelers than a year ago, after adjusting for inflation. A mid-range day costs about $94 per person, excluding international flights. The US State Department advisory is Level 2 (increased caution), and it ranks 79 of 99 on the Trip Arbitrage Index with a score of 52 out of 100. Source page
  • Rwanda is 5.0% more expensive for US-dollar travelers than a year ago, after adjusting for inflation. A mid-range day costs about $98 per person, excluding international flights. The US State Department advisory is Level 3 (reconsider travel), and it ranks 85 of 99 on the Trip Arbitrage Index with a score of 48 out of 100. Source page
  • Nepal is 6.1% cheaper for US-dollar travelers than a year ago, after adjusting for inflation. A mid-range day costs about $48 per person, excluding international flights. The US State Department advisory is Level 2 (increased caution), and it ranks 3 of 99 on the Trip Arbitrage Index with a score of 75 out of 100. Source page

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“Real” means adjusted for inflation in both the traveler’s country and the destination. Daily costs are modeled estimates, not surveyed prices, and city figures apply a hand-set premium to the national model. Safety levels are the US State Department’s. Dispatches are written by an automated system and labeled as such. Rankings cannot be bought.