Bargains for Americans in Europe vary by country
American tourists face cheaper Spain and Yugoslavia where the Bank of Spain set 873 pesetas for a $10 bill, and rooms and meals cost less than a year ago. In contrast, prices stay high in Scandinavia and Italy with weak pounds boosting Britain’s deals while Rome and Florence show inflation, lifting hotel rates though Italy remains relatively affordable outside major cities.
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