What I Spent on my 2 Month Europe Trip (7 Countries, 18 Cities) | Millennial Money

Wondering hiw much cash did you need? Was cash mainly for food, eating out, drinks or adventures ?

Wow. Those hotel costs. You are rich.

I might need you to help me plan my trip!! This is so awesome!!! So much valuable information!!

Thank you for this video, it was a huge help in deciding where to go and how to get there.

I travel 9 countries 25 city's 2007 $6500 2 months travel that was back then day's I travel this days last year 2022 I spend about $8500 26 days but people cheap never spend you need money to have nice time This summer 1 month for me going cost me huge of money Europe trip in Augest The same like last year or more Once In The Life Most young people at age 18-30 cheap they don't spend between $6K to $10k go on budget hostel without nice places no attraction just they go for city to tell all friends they visit they never go inside of Museum walking around nothing even buying dinner in restaurant for $35 max some places hot meals too much I met people like that My experience to share I ask younger generations if you want to see something must burn money Travel from US to Europe cost $900 to $1400 air ticket plus nice hotel with nice bathroom you can find nice places some countries then others are cheap example Central Europe and Eastern Europe cheap price 4 star hotel 4 days $350 breakfast included must order early of travel 4 months or more depending My friend stay once stay in hostel room $35 with people break his locker room he took everything out before he left to city no more stuff like that that was olny one day he pickup a car in morning the area he stay was everything book He did the last minute things he did ok on trip I'm tell you my story just remember you don't have Secend life money you can make once yoi get sick or something come out you never get chance in the life bye

Thank you so much. Overall, which city was your favorite?

So glad I found your video- I am planning a 3 month retirement travel vacation and this helped me a great deal.

Why no Eurail passes? Seems like you could have had some savings.

I think airbnbs are cheaper and want to go that route but have to research all the reviews for a two week italy trip..

Very nice video and trip! I think the cost is very reasonable considering you weren’t trying to do budget travel. In comparison I spent 20k for 2 for 2 weeks only in Italy, but we did have to pay for flights from USA. I think we spent more on food, drinks and entertainment. My husband requires a full breakfast each day.

Hi Morgan - traveling to Italy this summer and was wondering how you got from Naples to your Positano hotel? Did you rent a car/taxi? I might have missed that in this video, thank you!

This was very helpful!! Your trip looked like so much fun!

fantastic video!

planning a trip and we def have the same taste so this was INCREDIBLY HELPFUL! thank you!!!!

If you’re on a smaller budget VRBO/AirBnBs can save you a lot of money. I spent 12 nights traveling northern Italy and spent less than $1,000. Also traveled in November which is offseason but still gorgeous. Also you can book less luxurious hotels…when I travel I spend very little time in my hotel room, and just need a clean basic room. There is a more budget friendly way to do everything. I do however recommend the Delta American Express credit card. You can get some great benefits. I recommend getting it a year in advance of your trip so you could rack up points and etc. to bring down your flight cost.

100% on Mónaco not having taxis 😂 learned that the hard way! but if you think about it, it’s bc everyone’s driving their luxury cars lol

I so expected it to be more! You guys did so much and treated yourself!! Inspiring 🤍

Can you tell us how you packed for the trip?! How many bags did you travel with/outfits for the different places?

Do you have an itinerary you can share with destination, hotels , restaurants? Anything even a word doc, ppt , google doc!! Thanks so much for sharing this video, it’s super helpful for planning a trip out!

My fiancé and I are planning our 3 month honeymoon in Europe and I just have to say that I found this video so refreshing. Parts of me were very discouraged by seeing people say they only spent $5,000 on a 3 month trip (which is great for them!) but not super realistic for us and our travel style. Thank you for your transparency!

Amazing and so worth it, you can’t take it with you

I think I love you

Such a useful video! I’m off to travel Italy for a week first solo trip this summer. So insightful! Any recommendations in Rome or Sorrento welcome.

Is this amount based on converted to USD ???

What is your tip for saving money while travelling ?? You mentioned booking far in advance as possible is one of them what about websites that you recommend as well for booking hotels/flights/trains etc.

Thanks so much for sharing this! I’m planning to travel around Europe next year and found this video really helpful. Also, Charles Schwab and Chase reimburse all ATM fees 😊 I’ve used them for the last 2 years and have loved the conveniency of withdrawing money without thinking about fees.

Your videos are stupid and cringe as fuc

Was hotel Savoie a good experience?

This is so helpful!!! I’m trying to do a huge summer/spring trip in 2024 since I have a gap between my bachelors and law school! I was also thinking of going 2023 in the later months does anyone like traveling during peak season or is the later season best????

Very informative! Loved this video!

Mind blowing! 😳😬 Thanks for sharing 😊

I did 2 months this past summer on 5,000 USD. 7 countries (UK, Ireland, Netherlands, Germany, France, Spain, Portugal) and a eurail pass. Just an fyi to my budget travelers it is definitely possible!

Was the total $29k spent per person or combined for you both

Glad YT recommended your channel. New subbie here. Love this video and planning on travelling to Europe sometime next year.

Honestly, traveling is like the best thing to spend money on

For another budget perspective, I just spent 6 weeks in Europe (7 countries 14 cities) for $5100. Traveling Europe can be done super affordably!! So please don’t think you need to save $25k before you can do a trip like this.

Looks like an amazing trip! What did you do for phone plan? Was that price in the budget? And also travel insurance?

Not to be that person, but omg that’s a ton! I studied abroad for a year and then traveled for 2 months afterwards and spent around $4,500 all in.

Thanks for sharing the details and being open! It’s really helpful to see what’s possible. Obviously, every trip can be more or less, but it helps to see an actual budget/spending for a trip like this!

Different people have different priorities. I would definitely spend that much on a travel over a car, a bag or any kind of possessions. Great and very informative video. Thanks ❤

The EU is currently smacking the train systems around to make it easier to book trains to go between several countries or they will fix it for them.

Going say from Madrid to Amsterdam wouldn't be a single train, instead it would be several companies, no good way to see the connections, etc. and the EU is kind of getting sick of that.

It's like the universe knew I needed this video! 😍My boyfriend and I are currently planning a month long Euro trip to some of the same places for next year. Thank you for being so transparent with all of your expenses! It's really eye opening as to what we can expect to spend. 🙏🏼

Great video! That’s definitely a trip of a lifetime:)
This summer I also went abroad, and spent 3 months in Europe with a travel partner and collectively spent $14,000. For those who want to travel at a cheaper budget, it is extremely doable to average out 3k per month per person.

I did 76 days in Europe over the summer on a fairly inefficient itinerary - Netherlands, Finland, Portugal, Spain, Croatia and Belgium. I Was fortunate enough to have been hosted in several cities by good friends. Total spend came out to around 12,000 usd. Festival tickets and hotels were the biggest expenses. 😅

I've always wondered how much people spend on their vacations and have never known what is the appropriate amount to splurge/indulge on a trip . Love how transparent you are about it!

Very good budge I haven't do it before. Maybe next time long holidays I'll try. Right now as a Chinese we couldn't travel abroad

I’m not sure if it was said in the video but you guys spent around $29,000. Is this total (and y’all split the cost to $15k each?) or $29,000 each?

jaw to the floor !

Thank you! Back watching this video again. I really appreciate the time and effort put into this so thank you! Also the AE Delta credit card link doesnt work I’ve been trying to use it =/. Xoxo