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OK I have paid for the skiing trips and I know roughly what the lift pass costs but how much money will I spend assuming I'm not buying any gear unless an emergency while I'm away. How much should I allow for a daily budget without going mad 1 trip is a catered chalet (Austria) so only 1 or 2 evening meals to think about the other is bed and breakfast but in Canada so should be cheap.
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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In Europe allow €20 per day for food and drinks on the mountain. Dinner can be anything from about €20 upwards, unless you go for pizza or a kebab. Drinks are expensive, usually about €6 for a beer in the evening. Entry to a nightclub is normally about €15.
In Canada the figures are about the same but in C$ instead.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Dan, a "Tokai special" as it's known in Val d'Isere 
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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Russell, where in Austria? In the resorts I've been to, you're looking at about £2 for a beer (large). Spirits are about the same as here, maybe a bit cheaper. Food on the mountain is about £3-4 for a pasta dish and pizza etc and about £4-5 for a local dish. Soft drinks are about £1. Evening meals cost about double the lunchtime rate for a main meal. I'll let you work out the total depending on how much you eat and drink!
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| Kramer wrote: |
| In Canada the figures are about the same [as the euro] but in C$ instead. |
Today
1 euro = 69p
1 canadian dollar = 43p
Why is europe so expensive??
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Europe expensive? I think it's the UK that's expensive.
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