How Much it cost to travel in Europe ?

With our well crafted All-Inclusive tours, you will need to spend only for your personal expenses, that could be for a pastry in a bakery, for souvenirs or for your favorite team merchandising at the circuit. For all the destinations, we include all meals, transportation, accommodation, guide insurance, and circuit entrance fees.

If you would like a cup of coffee in Europe, it can cost anywhere from ₹170 to ₹300 (€2-3.5), depending a lot where you purchase it. Some other examples:

• Cheese: Common cheeses start at ₹900 (€10), a more unique one can go up to ₹3,500 (€40).  
• Water: A bottle of water cost ₹70 (€0.7). 
• Wine: A glass of wine in a cafe can range from ₹350 to ₹550 (€4-6).
• Pastry/Snacks: The famous croissant in a bakery cost ₹120 (€1.3). 

If your tour includes various activities, helicopter flyover, gokarting, sightseeing tours, or special requests, these can add to the overall cost.

• Gokarting at Alain Prost circuit at Le Mans is a must to do. Located inside the track, experience unique sensation! Start at ₹2,900 for a session.
• Vineyard Visit: Get a chance to taste famous wines in picturesque rural settings into the local traditions. Absolutely worth a visit whether you’re a wine enthusiast or a novice. Cost: ₹3,900.
• Helicopter flyover at Le Mans: Tough to beat the view on a race day. Cost: ₹14,900.
• Moulin Rouge: the famous Paris can-can dance show since 1889. Cost ₹7,900.

• Souvenirs and Shopping: Budget for shopping and souvenirs if you plan to purchase gifts or mementos.
• Snacks and Drinks: From a pastry to a cup of coffee or a bottle of champagne.
• Activities and Sightseeing: Fees to attractions and activities can add up.
• Contingency: It’s a good idea to have some extra funds set aside for unexpected expenses or emergencies. Fluctuations in currency exchange rates can affect the cost too.
• Merchandising: Don’t forget a shirt of your favorite team or even a diecast scale racing car for yourself.