The
incredible decline in value of European currencies (against the US Dollar) has
made it very, very attractive to visit Europe.
Your dollars will go a long way, much further than was the case when the
dollar was not as strong against Europe’s currencies.
Take, for
example, these exchange rates (which I took screenshots of today on Google
Finance):
The Euro
1 EUR = $1.1653 USD
The Czech Republic Koruna
1 CZK = $0.0418 USD
The
Hungarian Forint
1 HUF = $0.0036 USD
Prague and Budapest are fabulous cities to visit,
and, now, with the Koruna and Forint very, very weak against the dollar,
Hotels, Train tickets, Restaurants are, and shopping is, basically, “on-sale”
for people who have dollars. You can
also get great deals on condo’s, if you’re adventurous enough to consider
buying real estate in a European country.
For reprographers who want to turn their trip
expenses into a tax-deductible expense, I’d be happy to introduce you to my
reprographer friends in Hungary, the Czech Republic, Poland, Russia, France,
The Netherlands, Denmark, and Switzerland.
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