The Most Expensive Cities in the World to Buy Drinks

Heading off for a city break soon? The research, carried out by coffee brand Honest Coffees, ranked some of the most expensive cities in the world to find the most pricey drinks. The research concluded, that buying a beer, coffee, bottle of water and a coke in Paris could put you at close to $17.90, but if you go to Cairo you could get all those drinks for just $5! Buying same drinks will cost you $16.85 in Dubai, and around $15 in New York and Hong Kong.

Where to Find the Cheap Drinks

Travelers on a budget could go to South Africa, with Cape Town coming in at $6.22. India is another great option for cheaper travel – with bottles of water and coke costing just 20 cents in Mumbai. 

You might want to go to South and Central America, with prices in Rio de Janeiro, Lima and Mexico City are a lot less than in the United States.

The cheapest beer you will find in Cairo for just $2.5 on average! After all, it is believed that beer was introduced to the Egyptians by the god Osiris. 

The cheapest cities to buy drinks are: Moscow ($8.96), Bangkok ($7.23), New Delhi ($7.07), Cape Town ($6.22), and Cairo ($5.13).

The Most Expensive Cities

Travelers heading to Australia will not just face pricey flights. The two biggest cities in Sydney and Melbourne – both come in fractionally pricier than London for refreshments. Paris is at the top of the list of the most expensive cities in the world, with a 

Wyatt Cavalier, co-founder of Honest Coffees, said: “Our findings show that the big-ticket holiday destinations like Paris, New York and Tokyo are the most costly when it comes to buying drinks.

The Most Expensive Cities in the World To Buy Drinks

1. Paris, $17.91
2. Dubai, $16.85
3. New York, $15.69
4. Hong Kong, $15.18
5. Singapore, $14.27
6. Sydney, $14.25
7. LA, $13.68
8. Auckland, $13.66
9. London, $12.96
10. Tokyo, $12.52
11. Berlin, $11.42
12. Toronto, $10.61

The most expensive cities in the world to buy drinks seems to be the most touristy places in the more economically-stable countries.

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