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I know you're dying to make this long trip to Europe, where you can test the skis in the Swiss Alps, admire the magnificent cathedrals in Italy, Visit the ancient ruins in Greece, and perhaps even the Queen in London (although you'll need plenty of luck to them). This little annoying thing called the economy has however decided to spoil their vacation plans. With the weakening dollar, a trip to Europe is now much more expensive and beyond their budget.

Do not store your suitcase while away yet. Although this is real U.S. currency is on a steady trend downward, there are still a number of stations where you can get more for your money. They may not be as large as Europe, but they are so nice and may have even more in store for the adventurous traveler.

First up is Argentina. Through this site, you will not to lose much of Europe. Stunning scenery, beautiful architecture, a cosmopolitan life style of the capital, and an ardent love for football, Argentina is closest to Europe, as you can get. The national currency collapsed traumatic in 2001, but has largely recovered since. The dollar continues to enjoy strong value here, although travelers can definitely have a blast from the dining and accommodation costs almost half that of the West.

For most of the Latin American atmosphere, you can also visit Costa Rica. This country offers beaches, rivers and forests, probably a relief of fever plagued the city. For nature lovers, Costa Rica is a haven of peace is preserved. This is one of the best places to go diving, rafting, kayaking, or simply be awed by the natural wonders Earth. Costa Rica is a well kept secret amongst backpackers and biologists, but it has recently received a much larger influx of travelers.

In the heart of Europe is another tourist destination weak dollar friendly. I speak of the Czech Republic. Yes I know we're supposed to leave Euro territories ultra expensive, but the station is underway to adapt our itinerary. Although the Czech Republic is a member of the European Union, has not yet adopted the euro as official currency. Prague, the capital, is famous for its historic castles of Gothic styles and is considered as one of the most beautiful in Europe. Hidden in the Czech countryside are a variety of spas, with abundance of natural resources springs and mud. Forget expensive spa treatments in the United States, they can enjoy a full body massage with aromatherapy in Czech Republic for as little as $ 35.

South Asia is another destination of choice if you want more for their money. One of the most popular travel here is Thailand, where you can find a collection of scenic landscapes, vibrant nightlife, historic temples and even royalty. The country is also known for its cuisine which has greatly influenced, even the Western culinary scene. What better way to experience the authentic taste of dishes from Thailand to delve into this fascinating country.

Vietnam is also a good option if you want to explore more of South Asia. The rural scenes in this country remain largely intact, continues to show its idyllic charm in the midst of rapid modernization. Nature reserves in Vietnam are also worth exploring, while first class hotels in the capital can take half the price of their American counterparts.

Kristien Wilkinson is an online writer and contributor to http://www.forexmarkets.com

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