From Hong Kong budget travel to Norway or Denmark?

First, the plane ticket is probably going to cost around 8000 HKD. There are a lot of airlines that fly the route, usually connecting at one of the major hubs in Europe (AMS, CDG, etc). Aside from the usual assortment of flight search websites, another place to keep an eye on is the FinnAir website. They actually fly quite a few flights to Asia, and sometimes have very good deals.

Aside from the plane tickets, a huge part of your budget is likely to be lodging. Hotels can be extremely expensive and many budget options fill well in advance. If you're on a tight budget, there are some hostels available, but especially in Norway they can still be quite expensive. A single room with a shared bath starts around 550 HKD, and even a bed in a shared dorm can cost 350 HKD. For Denmark (more than for Norway), you can find some decent hotel deals online if you search enough.

One particularly Norwegian option, however, is to camp! Since the natural scenery of Norway is one of its biggest draws, this can actually be a really great option, and most campgrounds offer basic cabins, so you don't have to bring much equipment.

Another way to trim expenses is buy self-catering. Even at the supermarkets, food can be quite expensive, but it still costs less than eating out. To give you an idea, in Norway a pizza for 2 people at a chain pizza restaurant can easily cost 375 HKD, and just a take-away sandwich from the corner deli is around 70 HKD! It's much more economical to buy some things at the grocery and put together a few basic meals on your own.

Many cities in both Norway and Denmark offer tourist passes that cover public transportation as well as admission to major sights and museums. If you plan to visit a lot of the included places, these can be very valuable options.

Also, if you are a student, bring along your student ID, because you can get discounts (often up to 50%) on many admission fees as well as a lot of transportation options.

My biggest advice is to do lots of research in advance. Usually, the earlier you book things, the more likely you'll be able to take advantage of low-budget options. For example, in Norway, if you book a regional train ticket far enough in advance, you can buy a MiniPris ticket that can be a fraction of the price! Also, check out resources like the LonelyPlanet "Thorntree" forums, which are frequented by other low-budget travelers, many of whom are happy to share their advice and experiences:

http://www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree/forum.jspa?f...

Most of the LonelyPlanet guidebooks (and to a lesser extent the website) contain low-budget dining and accomodation options as well as some very useful information for getting around.

In general, you'll probably spend less in some of the smaller towns compared to the major cities. That's one thing that makes Norway attractive to budget travelers, since that's where the nature is (and the scenery always has free admission)! But as a very rough budget idea, assuming you choose very low-budget accomodation and economical dining options, I would say...

Accomodation.... 400 HKD/night

Food.... 300 HKD/day

Sightseeing.... 150 HKD/day

Transportation... 150 HKD/day (with longer trips averaged out across multiple days)

= 1000 HKD / day for extremely low-budget travel

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I would budget at least US $100 per day, not including your flight.

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