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With the cost of everything going through the roof these days, getting the time and money to enjoy a holiday is becoming harder than ever.
But it doesn't have to be out of reach, thanks to some of Europe's most underrated destinations, Brits can still get away and enjoy the sun for less than £200 this year.
While most of us look towards a Spanish or Greek holiday, some of us on a tighter budget have had to start looking a little closer to home and planning staycations.
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But there is another way, where you can still have a stunning holiday abroad without needing to re-mortgage your house or take an extra job.
And we've got social media to thank us for this discovery - it's always good for something.
Last year on TikTok, @emsbudgettravel offered some travel advice for those looking to get away on a budget.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina, which she says is a 'hidden-gem' and one of the 'most underrated' countries in Europe can cost under £200, with food, flights, activities, and everything else all included.
With Ryanair currently doing flights to Bosnia and Herzegovina for less than £20, getting to the country will cost you less than paying for fuel to drive to your nearest UK beach.
According to Em, the overall cost for her trip was £158.44, which included 'flights, accommodation, food, activities, transport'.
"Literally everything." she added.
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It's not just flights that are cheap either, four star hotels in Sarajevo can be as low as £45 per night. Food and drink are also relatively cheap in Bosnia and Herzegovina as well, with an inexpensive meal at a restaurant costing up to £15, while a pint of draught beer costs as much as £3, according to Wise.
Not only is Bosnia and Herzegovina a cheap European holiday, it also has some of the most stunning scenery too. With incredible lakes, mountains and waterfalls, there's so much to see, even if you're on a budget.
While you're visiting the Balkan country, you can stroll around the culturally rich capital, Sarajevo, or if you prefer to take in incredible sights and scenery, head on over to Mostar, which is famous for its iconic 16th-century Ottoman-style bridge, Stari Most.
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If you don't plan to rent a car, don't worry, as public transport is extremely cheap in Bosnia and Herzegovina too, with a one-way ticket on public transport costing around £1.40. so you don't need to worry about getting around and it impacting your budget.
In terms of getting there, there's a few routes you can go. You can get a direct flight to Sarajevo, which, according to Skyscanner, can cost as little as £41.
Or you could travel via Banja Luka or Mostar, though these are a little on the pricey side, with the cost ranging from £99 to £138.
The average flight time is 2 hours and 35 minutes, with the cheapest month to fly being June. So, if you weren't already sold on Bosnia and Herzegovina, then I'd get booking for your summer holidays.