Five island-style holidays that are budget-friendly for South Africans

The Euro has strengthened against the US dollar in recent weeks, making it more expensive for South African holidaymakers who are planning to visit Europe. According to travel expert Jan-Hendrik De Villiers, the value of the euro increased by 0.05 between March and May 2019. This rise can be attributed to a combination of factors including economic uncertainty in the Eurozone and a positive outlook for European economies. South African tourists are advised to take this into account when planning their travels to Europe, as the stronger euro will result in higher costs for accommodations, dining, and other expenses while on holiday.