With the rise of the euro and the dollar, the demand for countries where the Brazilian real is worth a lot has increased a lot in recent months, in countries where the real is valued, we are not so concerned about accommodation, food and tickets. Below, we will present 4 little-known options, for you who want to expand your horizons and get to know different cultures!
Colombia
This is one of the cheapest and closest destinations for Brazilians, it is a good option for those who want to backpack through South America, be sure to include cities such as: Cartagena de Indias and San Andrés Island in your itinerary.
The local currency is the Colombian peso, where 1 peso is equivalent to 0.001 BRL, be sure to have health insurance and always compare package prices before traveling.
Czech Republic
This country is located in Eastern Europe, however, its location does not adopt the euro, which is the continent's currency. Its currency is called the Czech Crown, where 0.024 BRL is equal to 1 CZK. This is an affordable option in times of crisis for those who want to get to know European culture.
To avoid very expensive tickets, it is recommended to take a flight within Europe. In the city of Prague alone, tourists can find 44 tourist attractions, some of which are free, such as Charles Bridge and Old Town Square.
South Africa
If you enjoy lush landscapes and diverse nature, this is the perfect destination. There are also several adventure routes here, there are options for those who like skiing, or even those who want to experience safari. The local currency is the Rand, which is equivalent to 0.29 BRL to 1 ZAR.
For those who can afford to shop, know that electronics and clothes have a price very similar to that of Brazil, South Africa is sought after by those who intend to do exchanges, a 3-month English course costs around R$9,400 and R$13,500.
Thailand
Thailand is one of the countries where the Brazilian real is worth a lot and is also very popular with tourists who want to get to know Asia. This small country is located in Southeast Asia. Despite being small, the country offers several attractions for tourists.
Just like in Dubai, in Thailand there are several rules that tourists should be aware of, for example, do not disrespect the kings and the local religion.
Thailand's currency is the Baht, which is equivalent to 1 THB to 0.5 BRL. You can enjoy resorts, crystal clear waters and beautiful landscapes without going over your budget.
So, now that you know the countries where the Brazilian real is worth a lot, which of these countries caught your attention the most? Are you interested in visiting any of them? Leave your answer here in the comments!