Trips you need to take in your 20's for under $2,000

These are three trips that you need to take in your 20s, all for under two thousand dollars. The first one being Guatemala, which you'd easily get a flight for well under 400 dollars, uh, no matter where you're coming from in the U.S. And then hostels are about 10 to 20 dollars a night. And if you want a private room, it's anywhere between 20 to 50 dollars a night. So if your hostel is not your thing, you could easily get like an Airbnb or just a hotel room for like 50 bucks a night. Getting around is also very affordable as you get tourist shuttles all over Guatemala. And for example, from Antigua to Lake It, Lake Atitlan, it's only $20. And it varies from where place to place, but usually you won't be paying over $40 for transport. And the main activity in Guatemala is Acatenango Volcano, which you can easily get a tour, a two-day tour for this for under $100. And if you wanna do like bougie one, it's probably gonna be like 120, 550. It's probably gonna be like 120, $150. So also very, very affordable. The next trip is gonna be Thailand or Vietnam, or you can just join them together, which I know it can sound expensive, but if you're from the U.S., from the East Coast, you can easily get a flight for about $1,000. And then if you're in the west west coast, it's gonna be even cheaper. And if you're from the UK or Europe, you can easily get it for like 600 dollars. As for accommodation, you could easily get a hostel room from five to 10 dollars. Or if you want a private room or a hotel room in an Airbnb, you can easily get it from like 20 to 30 dollars a night. And your smallest expense in either one of these countries is gonna be food. You can easily get by with less than 10 dollars a day for food. And most activities here, you can do them either for free or they're gonna be like under $10. Just very, very affordable places to visit. And the last one is gonna be Iceland, which I know sounds like could be expensive, but hear me out, if you're from the U.S., you get a flight for under $1,000. Now, for this trip, you're gonna have to bring three friends with you, cause if you're by yourself, it would be expensive. Now, what you're gonna do when you get to Iceland is rent a car for a week. Car for a week is about $566 dollars, I think that's what it is. And if you split it, split this between four people, it's only about 116 dollars, I think it is. Uh, but anywhere like between like 115, $125, something like that. So now you got your flight and your transport in Iceland for about $750. And then all you're missing is food. Food, it's gotta be grocery store food. So, like, just make yourself sandwiches every single day, and then maybe go out for a couple meals, but not many. And then as for accommodation, uh, Iceland is probably the best place that you go camping. And this is probably gonna run you about, like 10 to 15 dollars a day. Not much. And activities in Iceland are essentially free. Like, it's not gonna be more than 5 dollars unless you do, like, some of the really expensive ones.