Cheapest Places to Travel in December 2026
The budget for a week at Christmas in 95 countries, flight from New York included. The Dominican Republic is the cheapest ($1,540), Mexico the next cheapest in the sun.
Cheap Christmas trips in 30 seconds
- The Dominican Republic ($1,540), Mexico ($1,562) and Ecuador ($1,744) are the cheapest destinations for a week at Christmas from New York, flight included.
- Cheap and warm: the Dominican Republic ($1,540), Mexico ($1,562) and Chile ($1,974) are the cheapest of the countries at 25 °C or more.
- The flight makes the price: on average it is 63 % of the budget, more than the hotel, meals and transport of the whole week.
Cheapest places to travel in December 2026
Where can you go for Christmas without breaking the bank? The 95 countries are ranked by the budget for one person for a week: the return flight from New York and seven days on site. Type a country's name to see its rank, its budget and the split between flight and stay.
Budget for a week at Christmas: $1,540 per person, including $746 for the return flight from New York and $795 on site (3-star hotel at $61 a night, meals and transport). In December in Punta Cana: 27 °C during the day and 46 mm of rain. Safety: 46/100.
The budget for a week at Christmas around the world
Each country in the colour of its band: under $2,000 a week, $2,000 to $2,500, $2,500 to $3,000, over $3,000. Click a country to see the detail of its budget and its December weather.
Why are some countries grey? We rank the countries that can be reached from New York with one stop at most, whose HelloSafe safety score reaches 30 out of 100, where the US State Department does not advise against travel (Level 3 or 4) to the whole country or to the city we price, and where at least five 3-star hotels were offered. Mexico and Venezuela are listed despite a score under 30 out of 100, as they are much-searched destinations: see their card.
The cheapest countries for Christmas by region
Each region ranked on its own, with each country's place in the overall ranking. The cheapest destination is the Dominican Republic in the Americas ($1,540), Bosnia and Herzegovina in Europe ($1,889), Egypt in Africa ($2,003), Uzbekistan in Asia ($2,186) and New Zealand in Oceania ($3,845).
Cheapest countries · Africa
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Egypt$2,003#8
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Algeria$2,024#9
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Tunisia$2,217#22
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Morocco$2,449#40
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Senegal$2,872#59
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Ghana$2,951#67
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Côte d’Ivoire$2,991#70
- 8
South Africa$3,230#73
- 9
Tanzania$3,247#75
- 10
Zimbabwe$3,866#89
- 11
Zambia$3,926#90
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Cape Verde$3,929#91
- 13
Seychelles$4,346#93
- 14
Madagascar$5,716#95
Cheapest countries · Europe
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Bosnia & Herzegovina$1,889#4
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Moldova$1,967#5
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North Macedonia$2,050#11
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Lithuania$2,062#12
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Albania$2,072#13
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Romania$2,107#14
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Greece$2,132#15
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Bulgaria$2,146#16
- 9
Poland$2,150#17
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Portugal$2,240#24
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Latvia$2,246#25
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Serbia$2,249#26
- 13
Estonia$2,271#27
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Türkiye$2,309#28
- 15
Kosovo$2,310#29
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Malta$2,330#30
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Croatia$2,341#31
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France$2,352#32
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Slovenia$2,355#33
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Italy$2,389#35
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Sweden$2,394#36
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Finland$2,401#37
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Hungary$2,449#39
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Slovakia$2,520#41
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Germany$2,558#43
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Spain$2,606#46
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Cyprus$2,638#47
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Netherlands$2,645#49
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United Kingdom$2,671#51
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Denmark$2,735#53
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Ireland$2,743#55
- 32
Czechia$2,751#56
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Norway$2,859#58
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Luxembourg$2,885#60
- 35
Iceland$2,929#63
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Austria$2,935#65
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Belgium$2,960#68
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Switzerland$3,348#78
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Jersey$3,519#82
Cheapest countries · Asia
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Uzbekistan$2,186#19
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Georgia$2,215#21
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Kazakhstan$2,581#44
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Armenia$2,586#45
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India$2,645#48
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Bangladesh$2,658#50
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Thailand$2,705#52
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Indonesia$2,737#54
- 9
Sri Lanka$2,754#57
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Malaysia$2,885#61
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Philippines$2,932#64
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Nepal$2,940#66
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Vietnam$2,967#69
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Cambodia$3,252#76
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China$3,282#77
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Tajikistan$3,390#79
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Mongolia$3,449#80
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Japan$3,458#81
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Hong Kong SAR China$3,547#83
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Taiwan$3,667#84
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Maldives$3,731#85
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South Korea$3,806#86
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Singapore$4,151#92
Cheapest countries · The Americas
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Dominican Republic$1,540#1
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Mexico$1,562#2
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Ecuador$1,744#3
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Chile$1,974#6
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Peru$1,986#7
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Costa Rica$2,050#10
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Canada$2,169#18
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Brazil$2,208#20
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Panama$2,231#23
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El Salvador$2,375#34
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Argentina$2,431#38
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Venezuela$2,553#42
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Paraguay$2,917#62
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Uruguay$3,057#71
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Bolivia$3,123#72
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Belize$3,243#74
Cheapest countries · Oceania
- 1
New Zealand$3,845#87
- 2
Fiji$3,866#88
- 3
Australia$4,972#94
Reader service: the budget does not include travel insurance or medical care on site. A doctor's visit or a hospital stay abroad can cost far more than the week itself. Our travel insurance comparison compares policies in 30 seconds. For a ranking that holds all year, without the flight, see the cheapest countries to visit.
The cheapest warm countries in December
The ranking above mixes every climate. This one keeps only the 38 countries where it is 22 °C or more during the day in December, ranked from cheapest to most expensive. The amount shown is the budget for a week, flight from New York included.
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Dominican Republic$1,54027 °CDry46 mm
- 2
Mexico$1,56227 °CSome showers68 mm
- 3
Ecuador$1,74422 °CSome showers100 mm
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Chile$1,97428 °CDry7 mm
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Peru$1,98622 °CDry3 mm
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Costa Rica$2,05026 °CSome showers70 mm
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Brazil$2,20827 °CRainy season177 mm
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Panama$2,23129 °CSome showers108 mm
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El Salvador$2,37529 °CDry10 mm
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Argentina$2,43126 °CSome showers94 mm
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Venezuela$2,55327 °CSome showers74 mm
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India$2,64523 °CDry8 mm
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Bangladesh$2,65825 °CDry16 mm
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Thailand$2,70531 °CDry10 mm
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Indonesia$2,73728 °CRainy season272 mm
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Sri Lanka$2,75428 °CRainy season175 mm
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Senegal$2,87226 °CDry13 mm
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Malaysia$2,88528 °CRainy season263 mm
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Paraguay$2,91733 °CRainy season179 mm
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Philippines$2,93227 °CRainy season393 mm
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Ghana$2,95130 °CDry25 mm
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Vietnam$2,96730 °CDry32 mm
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Côte d’Ivoire$2,99130 °CDry50 mm
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Uruguay$3,05725 °CSome showers86 mm
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Bolivia$3,12331 °CSome showers136 mm
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South Africa$3,23028 °CSome showers127 mm
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Belize$3,24327 °CSome showers132 mm
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Tanzania$3,24730 °CSome showers127 mm
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Cambodia$3,25232 °CDry28 mm
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Maldives$3,73128 °CRainy season184 mm
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Fiji$3,86629 °CRainy season224 mm
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Zimbabwe$3,86627 °CRainy season195 mm
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Zambia$3,92628 °CRainy season205 mm
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Cape Verde$3,92924 °CDry33 mm
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Singapore$4,15128 °CRainy season300 mm
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Seychelles$4,34628 °CRainy season164 mm
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Australia$4,97224 °CSome showers72 mm
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Madagascar$5,71624 °CRainy season388 mm
The Dominican Republic ($1,540, 27 °C), Mexico ($1,562, 27 °C) and Ecuador ($1,744, 22 °C) are the cheapest warm countries. For 25 °C or more, budget at least $1,540 (the Dominican Republic).
Cheap or sunny: you have to choose
Methodology
Budget for a week = return flight from New York + seven days on site, for one person. Built by HelloSafe's travel insurance team from our own price survey, independently of our comparison.
- Flight and hotel prices change every day: those in the ranking are from mid-October 2026, two months before departure.
- The budget is for a solo traveller. Two people share the room and the budget per person drops.
- Meals and transport are at capital-city prices; tourist areas are often more expensive.
- The budget does not include visas, travel insurance or activities.
- Only departures from New York are studied. From another city, the ranking may change.
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“The Dominican Republic is the cheapest destination for a week at Christmas from New York: $1,540 per person, flight included.”
“The cheapest Christmas trip from New York is also a warm one: 27 °C in Punta Cana for $1,540 a week, flight included.”
“At Christmas, the plane ticket makes the price: on average 63 % of the budget for the week.”
Quotes from Antoine Fruchard, travel insurance expert and author of the study · Contact us
Frequently asked questions
The Dominican Republic, with a budget of $1,540 per person for a week from New York: $746 for the return flight and $795 on site. Next come Mexico ($1,562) and Ecuador ($1,744).
Among the countries at 22 °C or more in December, the cheapest are the Dominican Republic ($1,540), Mexico ($1,562) and Ecuador ($1,744), flight from New York included. For 25 °C or more, the cheapest is the Dominican Republic ($1,540).
Yes. The budget adds the return flight from New York (middle value of three pairs of dates around Christmas) to seven nights in a 3-star hotel, meals and local transport.
In October 2026, on lastminute.com: a return flight from New York to each country for three pairs of dates around Christmas (one stop and 20 hours at most per leg, middle value of the three), and up to 20 3-star hotels in the arrival city from 20 to 27 December (price of the cheapest quarter).
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