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Invitation Letter to Invite a Friend to Your Country

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For an individual inviting a friend to his own country is not always an easy task. He has to provide a letter of invitation to his friend. Then this letter should be presented to his friend’s country’s embassy or Consulate for review. So the invitation letter should be written in such a way as though the individual is speaking to or addressing his friend’s country’s embassy or Consulate visa administrator who will review his friend’s application.

Use the following samples, email templates, and tips to write an invitation letter to a friend to visit your country on vacations.

Invitation Letter to Invite a Friend to Your Country Writing Tips:

The friend’s full name, date of birth, address and telephone number should be provided in the letter. He must not forget to mention the kind of relationship he has with the visitor in the letter.
Proper reasons for the visit should be mentioned along with the length of stay and on which date the person would be leaving.
The sender must provide his complete name, date of birth, contact information and citizenship status.

Invitation Letter to Invite a Friend to Your Country Template

From, __________ __________ __________ __________

Date: _____ (Date on Which Letter is Written)

To, __________ __________ __________ __________

Subject: invitation letter to a friend for inviting him to my country

Dear ______ (name of the receiver),

I of the address above would like to invite _____ (name of the visitor) with a passport number ______ (passport number of the visitor) for a short visit to our country.

We know each other very well since childhood. We used to study in the same school, and we have grown up together. After completion of our studies, he got employed in _____ (name of the visitor’s country) and got separated and never got a chance to meet.

I want to invite my friend for ____ days (the period for his stay) in my country and spend time with my family and me.

During his visit to _____ (name of the writer’s country), he will live with me only. I have provided all my details along with this letter. Feel free to contact for further information.

Thanking you, Yours truly,

_____________ Name and Signature

Invitation Letter to Invite a Friend to Your Country Sample, Email and Example/Format

I, ABC of the above address would like to invite XYZ for a short visit to our country.

We know each other since we started school nearly 23 years ago. But due to our jobs, we stay in different countries. I want to invite him to my country for two weeks and spent some time with my family and me.

During his visit to my country, he will stay at my place, and I will carry all his expenses. I also state that I will be responsible for sending him back after two weeks.

_______________ Name and Signature

Email Format

I _______________(your name),of address above would like to invite ____________ with passport number for a short visit to ___________(country name).

I and ________ have known each other from the age of five and use to live in the same locality and studied in the same school. We have grown up together and seen all the ups and downs of life and even had the chance to join the same college. But after that we were employed in different countries.

Two years back I had a chance to visit him during his sons first birthday, we had a wonderful time together, and we went for sightseeing, and I was there for ten days. I must say your country is a beautiful country to spend time and people are very warm welcoming. I want to invite my friend to stay for two weeks in my country and spend time with my family.

During his visit to _________ he will be staying with me, and I will take care of all his expenses, and I will be responsible for sending him back on time to _________

If you require any further information please feel free to contact me at __________

___________

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From : Janet Hill To : Sunny Chen Subject : Hi!

How are you?

We're finally coming to Singapore so I wanted to ask your advice on what we should do while we're there. What shouldn't we miss? We'll have our two kids aged 6 and 8 with us so ideally we want to do things we can enjoy as a family.

We've already got a hotel booked in Marina Bay and we arrive on 12 May for a week.

I hope you're around so we can meet up!

See you soon,

From : Sunny Chen To : Janet Hill Subject : Re: Hi!

Lovely to hear from you and how exciting that you're coming!

You've picked a great area to stay in as it's right next to a must-see attraction, Gardens by the Bay. They light them up at night and the kids will love it. Another place to take the little ones is the zoo, and the Night Safari is really worth doing. The animals are much more active at night than during the day, so it's pretty special.

As for food, there's quite a variety here. I'd recommend trying laksa and kaya toast – they're both really typical Singaporean foods. You can also eat well and cheaply at street markets. You should definitely check them out.

Can't wait to see you all!

P.S. My number here is +65 1234 1234.

Start informal emails with Hi + name instead of Dear + name .
An informal email can be like a conversation, so you can start with How are you?
If you're replying, you can start with Lovely to hear from you.
Use these phrases to make recommendations: ... is worth doing / seeing / going to . ... is a must-see (attraction) . I'd recommend ... You can ... You should ...
Say why you recommend those things.
You can add something at the end using P.S.

What would you recommend for tourists near where you live?

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Hi Eleanor,

Me and my family are going to a trip to !!!. Can I have

your views on how we should spent our trip there - I know its your hometown.

PS. We've already booked a hotel at *** , so there'll be no point in booking at another place.

Thanks,

Olivia

Its lovely to hear from you. Can’t wait to meet you all!

I see you’ve booked a hotel at ***. Its quite a pleasant place to stay. Its right next to a ceramic factory called ***, where they have got tours for vistitors that might exite the kids. You can also take them on a camping trip to the *** Mountains-the wildlife there is amazing!

As for food, I recommend you should try some Bolognese pasta and maybe chicken salad. You can also visit markets and ***, a very nice restaurants with all sorts of delicacies. You definitely need to check them out.

Your friend,

I live in Ivano-Frankivsk,Ukraine.It is small town,but very modern.I want to recommend visit the old town in city centre,walk on Shevchenka street and I would pick walk around city lake and we have one speciall place is really worth to visit-Vovchynetski mountains at sunset.

From: David

Subject: Hey!

Hey Steven!

How is it going there? Is everything OK? I mean your relationship xD

I am about to visit your country with Joe, coming summer holidys. So, let's meet up.

Give me some advice and recommendations about tourist attractions. And send me do and don't of your country's culture. Can't wait to hang out with you, men XD

From: Steven

Subject: Hello!

Hi David! I am so happy to hear that you will come and visit my country. As you know, in Japan there are a lot of things to do. So, I will make a list to visit for your precious holiday. About the culture, there is one thing you need to remember is to stay away from Japanese girls. I know most of them will be your type. But an aggressive approach doesn't work here. So be careful and wait for me at the airport.

Can't wait to meet you again, guys.

P.S. Give me the info about your flight schedule!

What would you recommend for tourists near where you live? Hi guys How are you getting along with your job? Is everything OK? I highly recommend you to go to the bird's garden. It's really worth going. There are many kinds of birds that are free throughout the garden like peacocks, nightingales, swans, and so on which maybe you don't know their name! The garden has a large space with a long walking path so that you can go hiking for several hours in it. It has an artificial lake, river and a lot of old and big trees. Also, there are some coffee shops and you can enjoy having a coffee outdoors. In fact, you can enjoy nature for several hours without noticing the passge of time.

have a good one Ensiye

Hi Elia. I'm great to hear you've arrived in my town. Yo should call me to explain hoy how the city works. There are many places to go, I'd recommend you the national park with many trees and beautiful animals, and the food also is amazing, people is warm and kidness is worth doing.

Hi Ahmed! How are you? Finally, I will visit Riyadh in January for two weeks. I want your advice and recommendation for camping activities, famous landmarks, and delicious restaurants. I will come with my friends and hope to meet you there. .................................................................................................................. Hi Abdullah! Lovely to hear from you Abdullah I will be in Riyadh in January and exiting to meet you. You choose an excellent time to visit Riyadh. In winter, the city, cloudy sky, and rainy days look gorgeous. you and your friends will have an unforgeable trib. I can't wait to see you P.S. my address xxxxx

In My city we have a lot of great places. first of all, the red sea is one of the famous places to visit, historical city is a worth seeing especially if the weather is nice and a little bit cold. In historical city you can discover the old city and the how they live in the past everyone will interested. for the food we have so many restaurants and coffee shops everywhere, but I suggest trying local food from the food truck. Hope you enjoy there.

Hello from the country of chocolate 🍫, chips 🍟, waffles 🧇, honey 🍯, beer 🍺 (I don’t like but maybe you do 🤫).

I am Anissa and If you didn’t discover it, I am Belgian 🇧🇪 Currently I am living in Brussels, but actually I am from the south part of Belgium. I am born in a small town near the border of France 🇫🇷.

First of all, you should come to my country because the capital (Brussels) is also the one of Europe 🇪🇺. I’d recommend to visit the Atomium. It’s a must see attraction with an important heritage value. It’s definitely worth going to. Secondly, as It’s a little country it will be easy for you to travel around without doing a 5 hours trip to go to one city of my country to another. (By the way, it’s quite fast to visit some parts of Netherlands, France, Luxembourg and Germany as these countries are encircled my little country.) There is several cute places worth seeing apart from Brussels like Bruges, Gand, Anvers, Dinant, and so on. Also, you have famous beach like Ostende, Blankenberge or, for more luxury, La Panne. Besides of that, I think you will feel welcome as we tend to be very happy to see people coming to visit our country for a while.

If you need others recommandations or informations, feel free to ask.

I really hope you will have a great time and enjoy my lovely country!

See you soon!

I'm live in the Philippines since birth for about 27 years. I remember I only had a chance to visit EL Nido in Palawan for work purposes. Walking beside the sea was so relaxing. I saw a lot of tourist. Most of the restaurant are open starting 6pm, foods are so delicious. Watching the see at night was so good. I felt that my mind was refreshed. You can only live once, so it better for you to enjoy your life, like travel, eat delicious food, spend time with your loved ones.

Hello Everyone

I'd like to introduce you to my hometown, It's a magnificent tropical island in the Pacific Ocean. Weather here during the day is extremely hot but we do experience lots of rain. If you're planning to have your summer holidays here then you've made the right choice as we have so many magnificent white sand beaches, breath taking scenery. Mouth watering local food is must try, I'd recommend lechon which is a popular festive dish, It's basically a roasted sucking pig glistening with oil and fats, If you don't mind the extra calories then you should give it a try and you'll probably love to indulge yourself with varieties of tropical fruits, Mango is a must try here as well as our fresh coconut juice which is perfect refreshment in a hot sunny day. Scuba diving and water skiing is worth doing. You can definitely do tons of fun things while you're here.

Hi Sharon, How's your day going?

I'm planning to visit **** for a week, I'd like to ask for your advice on what should we do while we're there. I'll be visiting with my fiance Steve, We're newly engaged so ideally we want to do things we can enjoy as a couple.

We're on fence whether which hotel should we booked, Any recommendation?

I hope you're so we can meet up. See you soon, Claire,

Hi Claire, Lovely to hear from you, You've blown me away with this great news. Anyway Congratulations on your engagement.

I'd like to recommend Plaza Hotel as its near the city centre and must see attraction. You'll definitely love to stay there, It's a perfect and romantic place for couple. You can try book a suite room with a jacuzzi room.

As for the attractions, Beaches are worth going for, we have so many beautiful white sand beaches here. Scuba diving and Para sailing are worth doing, Oops not to mention the night pool party that will definitely sets the mood Hehe. Another place to visit is the night market, You should try out mouth watering local cuisines there. You can see them for yourself when you get here

Can't wait to see you all, Sharon

P.S. Let me know your flight schedule.

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Invitation Letter for Visiting Foreign Country

When people visit foreign countries, they sometimes receive formal invitations to do so. Use this letter as a guide if you are extending an invitation to someone outside your country to visit your country.

[Your letterhead, if desired; if not, your return address]

[Date of letter-month, day, and year]

[Recipient's first and last names] [Company name] [Street or P.O. box address] [City, State ZIP code]

Dear [recipient's name]:

I am extremely pleased to invite you to visit our country for the month of June this year. During your visit, our company will provide both business-related and sightseeing activities. We have numerous lodging, meal, and transportation options available to you during your visit. We are confident that you will find your visit to be most fulfilling.

Please contact [person's name and email address] in our office to let her know whether you can visit this June. She will be happy to provide further details and can help you begin making travel arrangements. We hope to see you this summer, and feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Best regards,

[Signature]

[Sender's first and last names]

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1.1 Hello, can you have an example letter to invite to my friend to visit my country?
1.2 Hello, Hope everything is well. I wanted to a write a brief friendly invitation request through email to a work colleague I recently got acquainted with. I simply can't find the right words to do it enchantingly and sincere. I 'l be truly grateful for your support. Take care and thank you
1.3 How can I write a composition inviting my friend to go fishing with me?
1.4 I would like to know the proper way to invite a friend on a trip?
1.5 Write a short email to my father inviting him to attend a project day at school?
1.6 How to set a post on Facebook if I am going to visit a country and somebody interested will inform me?
1.7 I want a 750-word composition?
1.8 I would like to invite people I know to see my travelling agency profile?

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Hello, can you have an example letter to invite to my friend to visit my country.

Suggest the best time to visit and explain why mention activities that we can do together

Mike, Spring is approaching, and it is one of the best times to visit Washington D.C. and enjoy the East Coast of the United States. The opening of the amusement park is May 10th and why don't we go on opening day. You can just add some highlights of what you both are interested in.

Hello, Hope everything is well. I wanted to a write a brief friendly invitation request through email to a work colleague I recently got acquainted with. I simply can't find the right words to do it enchantingly and sincere. I 'l be truly grateful for your support. Take care and thank you

How to briefly write or draft a friendly Invitation Request Online.

You brighten my workday so now I would like to brighten your evening. It would be great to get to know you better, and I'd love to get together for dinner sometime.

How can I write a composition inviting my friend to go fishing with me?

I want to invite my friend to go fishing with me. How can I write the composition. I just want to know how can I write the composition to invite my friend to go fishing with me. I have tried: I didn't try anything so far because I don't know what to write about the composition. I think it was caused by: I don't understand to write in the composition I need some help

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I would like to know the proper way to invite a friend on a trip?

I want to take my friend to Heroes Park. Please tell me how to write a proper invitation.

Writing a proper invitation letter to your friend to invite him on a trip is very similar to writing any kind of invitation. You'll want to make sure that you include the length of the trip, when you'll be leaving, what things he will need to bring -- like clothing, gear, and food -- and any exciting activities you have lined up. Keeping those things in mind, you can outline the trip invitation you are writing to your friend like this:

Dear [friend's name],

How are you doing? I am doing super well. So well in fact, that I've decided to plan a trip to Heroes Park -- and I want you to come along!

If you decide to come, we'll be leaving on [date] at [time]. We will be gone for [length of the trip], which means we'll be coming back home on the [date].

I've got some really fun activities planned, like [list some activities here]. You should probably bring [types of clothes, gear, and/or food that your friend should bring] just in case.

I really hope you decide to come. Heroes Park is such a fun place to relax and have a great time with friends.

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Your friend,

[Your name]

More questions and answers on this topic can be found here: My exam is coming, and my teacher gave us; write a letter to invite your friend to come to your birthday party

See more questions like this: How can I invite him? I have no idea about that?

Write a short email to my father inviting him to attend a project day at school?

Write a short email to my father inviting him to attend a project day at school

Dad, I would love it if you attended my Project Day at school on ( date and time). Come and see what I have accomplished, as your opinion means a great deal to me.

Your Son, James

How to set a post on Facebook if I am going to visit a country and somebody interested will inform me?

Visiting India, going in December

Look for Facebook groups that have an interest in India. You can then join the group and post that you are looking for information on India in December and if they have any tips from their experience during December in the past.

I want a 750-word composition?

Please can you help me, I want a composition in imagine inviting a stranger to your country

Research your country quickly to outline what the stranger could do if they visit your country. Create the composition like a tourist brochure. Have a section for travel within your country. Regional dishes represented in certain restaurants. Lodging and vacation rental options are also another good options to include. Before you realize it, you will have at least 750 works as you explain the details of each section. Look at the online brochure of World Travel Guide . Their introduction of India makes you want to hop on a plane immediately to explore the country. You can easily create your composition to entice the reader to want to travel to your country.

I would like to invite people I know to see my travelling agency profile?

I have started travelling agency ,so would like to invite known people to have a look at my traveller site.

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How To Write An Email About A Trip

Are you planning a trip and need to send an email to inform your colleagues or clients? Writing an email about a trip can be tricky, as you want to convey all the necessary information without overwhelming the recipient. In this article, we will provide you with some tips and guidelines on how to write an effective email about your upcoming trip. Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, this article will help you craft a clear and concise email that will leave a positive impression on your recipients. So, let’s get started!

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What to Do Before Writing the Email

Before you start writing your email about your upcoming trip, it’s important to take some time to plan and organize your thoughts. Here are some things to consider before you begin:

1. Determine your purpose: Are you simply informing your colleagues or clients about your trip, or do you need to request something from them? Knowing your purpose will help you structure your email and ensure that you include all the necessary information.

2. Identify your audience: Who will be receiving your email? Consider their level of familiarity with you and your trip, as well as their role in your organization. This will help you tailor your message to their needs and interests.

3. Create an outline: Before you start writing, create an outline of the key points you want to cover in your email. This will help you stay focused and ensure that you don’t forget any important details.

4. Gather all necessary information: Make sure you have all the relevant information about your trip, including dates, times, locations, and any relevant contact information. This will help you provide a clear and complete picture of your plans.

By taking these steps before you start writing your email, you’ll be better prepared to craft a clear and effective message that will get your point across and leave a positive impression on your recipients.

What to Include in The Email

What to Include in the Email

Now that you’ve taken the time to plan and organize your thoughts, it’s time to start writing your email. Here are some key elements to include:

1. Introduction: Start your email with a brief introduction, including your name, position, and purpose for writing. This will help your recipients understand who you are and why you’re contacting them.

2. Trip Details: Provide all the necessary details about your trip, including the dates, times, locations, and purpose of your travel. If you’re traveling for business, include information about any meetings or events you’ll be attending. If you’re traveling for pleasure, share some highlights of your itinerary.

3. Availability: Let your recipients know when you’ll be available during your trip and how they can reach you in case of an emergency. If you’ll be unavailable for an extended period, provide an alternative contact person or method.

4. Request (if applicable): If you need something from your recipients, such as a meeting or assistance with a project, make your request clear and specific. Be sure to explain why their help is important and how it will benefit them.

5. Closing: End your email with a polite closing, such as “Best regards” or “Sincerely,” followed by your name and contact information. This will help your recipients know how to reach you if they have any questions or concerns.

By including these key elements in your email, you’ll provide a clear and complete picture of your trip and ensure that your recipients have all the information they need. Remember to keep your message concise and to the point, and proofread your email carefully before sending it. With these tips and guidelines, you’ll be able to write an effective email about your upcoming trip that will leave a positive impression on your colleagues or clients.

Email Template – How To Write An Email About A Trip

Email Template for a Trip

Dear [Recipient],

I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to inform you about my upcoming trip to [destination] from [date] to [date]. As [position] at [company], I wanted to keep you informed about my travel plans.

During my trip, I will be attending [meetings/events] related to [purpose of travel]. I am excited to share that my itinerary also includes [highlight of itinerary].

I will be available during my trip and can be reached at [contact information]. In case of an emergency, please do not hesitate to contact me. If I am unavailable for an extended period, [alternative contact person/method].

If you need any assistance or have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me. I would be happy to help. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Best regards,

[Your Name]

[Your Contact Information]

Tips for Writing the Email

In conclusion, writing an email about a trip requires careful planning and organization. Before you start writing, determine your purpose, identify your audience, create an outline, and gather all necessary information. When writing your email, include an introduction, trip details, availability, request (if applicable), and a polite closing. By following these tips and using the email template provided, you’ll be able to write an effective email about your upcoming trip that will leave a positive impression on your colleagues or clients.

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In this guide on how to write invitation emails, we break down the writing process into simple steps

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You’re invited to read the best invitation email guide online. RSVP if you’re interested in learning more.

In this guide on how to write invitation emails, we break down the writing process into simple steps.

Then, we provide 8 invitation email examples for information and inspiration. By the end, you’ll understand the building blocks to write the best invitation emails.

How to write an invitation email

Email marketers, event organizers, and interviewers all know that invitation emails are hard to write.

Get it right, and you’ll have a room full of happy faces. Get it wrong, and you could find yourself all alone.

We’ve written a lot about formal writing at Flowrite, but invitation emails are a chance to get creative and write compelling messages that demand a reply. It’s the best way to secure a slot in the calendar.

So, ready to get started?

What are invitation emails (and why do they matter?)

Invitation emails are, as you’d expect, used to encourage someone to do something. It could be an invite to an interview, an event, a meeting, a webinar, or a sales presentation.

In each case, the purpose of the message is to inspire action – generating attendees for your event, candidates for your interview, or meat in your meeting.

These aren’t sales emails (we’ve written about those before) but messages to someone you know (or who will know you). As such, you don’t have to go too hard on the sales and push the promo, but be clear about what you’re inviting the person to and why.

The bottom line is to ensure every message has value to the person receiving it.

Before we illustrate this with examples, let’s email the ideal invitation email format.

Invitation email format

Invite emails are easy to write (if you follow this format). First, a strong, simple subject line spells out what you want.

That’s followed by a body copy that offers value and contains all the details people need (such as date, time, and location). Finally, you finish with more information on how people can sign-up and a positive sign-off.

Let’s show you how that works…

1. Invitation email subject line

Your subject line should get straight to the point. You’ll want to grab the reader’s attention and explain to them what the message is about (and why they should care). In the case of interviews or meetings with colleagues, the process is pretty straightforward:

Interview Invitation – 25 Jan @ 9:00 am
Meeting Request – 2023 Strategy & Planning – 25 Jan @ 9:00 am

Simple, clear, and straight to the point! That works for this type of invitation, where people will know who you are and what you’re asking. It gets a little more complicated when writing emails to people you don’t know (what marketers call cold emails ).

Crafting cold emails is a big challenge, with millions of words written about how to optimize them. But it boils down to finding words that grab someone’s attention and gets them to click.

Here are a couple of examples:

Do you want priority access to our latest event? Open your invitation here!
We’re looking for a legend. Could you be our latest guest speaker?
Want to play a part in our industry-leading podcast?

These examples (and millions more you can find online) attempt to hook you in with a tasty proposition.

2. Invitation email body

All email invitation body copy works similarly, with the same structure. It goes a little something like this:

Intro to you/your business
Explanation of why you’re emailing
Details of the invite
Dates, times, and attendance info

Following this format will ensure you have all the essential details in your invitation email. You don’t need to be boring; you can get creative if you want – but always include everything from the list above.

You can see how we do this below in the 8 invitation email samples.

3. How to end an invitation email

You’re inviting someone to something, right? So you’ll want them to confirm their attendance. So spell it out in a clear CTA. Something like this can work well:

Please confirm that you can attend. You can email me at (insert address) or call me at (insert number).

If you’re inviting someone for an interview, this will be enough. However, for an event, you may want to add an incentive or put a time limit on it.

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You’ll also need to include contact details or links to an online form where people can sign-up for the event. Don’t forget to add your name, job title, and company information.

7 invitation email examples

OK, we’ve come to the part where we stop telling and start showing!

Here are 8 invitation email examples that cover some of the situations you might need to write one. We’ve got a simple invitation example, an interview email, and an invitation to an online video call, among others.

If you want to use these examples, you can cut and paste them, but always change them to suit your circumstances.

1. Simple invitation email sample

Let’s start with a simple invitation sample. This covers the basics and is a standard and (if we’re honest) quite dry approach.

Of course, if you want, you can liven this up – but even if you use it as-is, it will get the job done.

2. Reply to the interview invitation email sample

In this reply to the interview invitation sample, we provide a ready-made template to agree to the interview time and date. Good luck!

3. Event invitation email sample

When writing an event invitation email, you’ll need to be more creative and create a compelling case for someone to attend. You should explain what your event is about and its relevance.

You should provide details of why the person should attend and, as outlined earlier, offer an incentive or introduce some peril.

4. Meeting invitation email sample

If you’re employed anywhere, you’ll probably spend most of your life in and out of meetings (and probably get hundreds of meeting requests a year).

This meeting email invite is more than a simple placeholder; it provides information on the meeting and why someone would want to attend. Your recipients will thank you for this level of detail.

5. Zoom invitation email sample

This Zoom meeting invite is similar to the meeting request above but includes login information and tips to get the best out of a Zoom meeting.

How many Zoom meetings have you been to that don’t start on time because someone’s camera isn’t working or the sound isn’t on? Exactly. Tell people about the behaviors you want to see (and be sure to embody them!).

Bullet points are great!

6. Webinar invitation email sample

Webinars are an effective way to showcase your products or services, share insights, and build an audience.

Like the event template above, you must provide reasons for someone to give up their time and attend – which we do here.

You’ll need to try and find what will motivate your audience to engage with you.

7. Guest speaker invitation email sample

Guest speakers are a great addition to your event, but how do you hook one in?

By using our guest email invite template! Anyone brave enough to stand up in front of a crowd will have an ego, so providing a few compliments alongside the context of your event is a good thing.

Set out what you want them to do and when you want an answer.

Proven invitation email template

OK, so we can’t guarantee this initiation template will work, but it follows all our rules and recommendations, so it’s about as close as you can. So fill in the gaps, and focus on providing the details, and you’ll get the results you want from every message.

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We started by saying that writing invitation emails isn’t easy, but if you follow our advice, it is.

The crucial thing is to follow the format and ensure that you include everything – including dates, times, and essential details. Focus on cracking the structure, use the tips outlined above, and never try to be funny!

Master that, and your invitation emails will ensure you’ve got people queuing around the block for a bit of the action.

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I hope you are doing great. A few days back, I received your letter in which mentioned that you’ve planned to visit India and asked for some recommendations.

As far as the perfect time to spend your holidays in India is concerned, I would say that you must be here in the month of October and November. During this time, the weather is moderate.

There are plenty of facilities you can choose for your comfortable stay. You can stay in hotels and hostels. You can book these facilities online. If you need any kind of assistance to find the best hotels and make a reservation there, please do not hesitate to contact me.

India is a vast country and there are plenty of places to visit all around the nation. But you do not miss to pay a visit at Taj Mahal, Golden Temple, The Red fort and city of colours Chandigarh. I hope you find this information useful. If you need any assistance please let me know.

Looking forward to seeing you here in India.

All the best.

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Sample invitation letter to invite your friend, family member, cousin, or someone else for visit, meeting, interview, or any other purpose from abroad. Normally people call their family members, and spouses for visiting them for entertainment, enjoyment, getting jobs, and various purposes. We hope below letters will resolve your letter need to invite, or call someone to your country. Best of Luck

Invitation Letter For International Tour

My dear friend,

I hope that you are in good health, and will be enjoying the life.I am also fine here. My friend told me that your summer holidays are starting from next week, and I am inviting you to my country. Please accept my invitation, I will show you all the beautiful places of my country, and I hope that you will enjoy this journey.

Yours Friend,

Invitation Letter to My Friend for Party

Hello Kalian,

How are you my friend? I hope you would be doing great. Do tell me about your health. I am writing to you after three months because I was busy in completing some major assignments before the Christmas. I hope you understand my situation, and will not be angry at me. Even if you are angry I have a brilliant plan to make you happy. I want you to spend this Christmas, and New Year with me at my place. I am totally free from my college, and have no other work. I am sure you are also having holidays for this occasion. We both would enjoy a lot with other friends. It would be great to celebrate this New Year with you. I have made many other plans, and I will let you know when you will come here. Please reply me as soon as possible, and confirm your flight as there would be many international flights during next week for this occasion.

Nick Golaza

Invitation Letter to Invite a Friend to Your Country

Dear Robert,

I hope that you are doing fine, and I pray that you have the best of health, and happiness. The purpose of writing this letter to you is that I am immensely missing you, and I really want to see you. Last night I was looking at our pictures from school, and after that I have planned to meet you but the problem is that I cannot come because of my heavy duty job but as your job allows you to have days off in a flexible way, I want you to come, and see me so that we can refresh those good times.

I am sure that you would like to come, and meet me. Hope to see you soon.

Your friend,

Invitation Letter to My Friend From Another Country

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Write a letter to a friend about his/her trip to your city: IELTS Writing Task 1 Sample

You should spend about 20 minutes on this task.

A friend has written a letter informing you about his or her plan to visit your country/city. Write a letter to him/her. In your letter, write: what he or she can do in your country/city advise him/her about the place he/she could stay at suggest to him/her what to pack and bring while coming to travel to your country/city .

You should write at least 150 words.”

Dear [Friend’s Name],

I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. It was such a pleasant surprise to receive your letter, and I am thrilled to know that you are planning to visit my country and city soon. I am certain you will have a fantastic time here, and I can’t wait to show you around.

There are plenty of exciting things to do and see in [your city]. Some popular attractions include visiting the [famous landmark], exploring the [historic neighborhood], and experiencing the vibrant [cultural event or festival]. Additionally, our city offers a variety of delicious local cuisine that you must try at the numerous restaurants and street food stalls.

As for accommodation, I would recommend staying at the [hotel name or area], which is conveniently located in the heart of the city and close to major attractions. Alternatively, you are more than welcome to stay with me at my place if you prefer a more personal experience.

In terms of packing, the weather in [your city] during your visit is expected to be [weather conditions], so make sure to bring appropriate clothing. Don’t forget to pack comfortable shoes for walking, as we will be exploring many areas on foot. Additionally, it would be a good idea to bring a power adapter, as the electrical outlets in my country might be different from those in yours.

Once again, I am delighted about your upcoming visit and can’t wait to spend time with you while showing you the best of what [your city] has to offer. Please let me know your exact travel dates so I can make the necessary arrangements.

Looking forward to having you in my city soon.

Safe travels and see you soon!

Best regards, [Your Name]

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Write a letter to your foreign-friend inviting to visit Bangladesh.

28 April, 2020

Dhaka My dear Euwana,

At first, take my cordial love. Hope you are well. l am well too. You know that I live in Bangladesh. It is a beautiful country. I request you and invite you to visit my country. It is a treasure trove of nature. It is famous for its uncommon scenic beauty. The sea beach of Cox’s Bazar, the tea garden of Sylhet, the sea beach of Kuakata and the mangrove at Sundarban captivate the tourists Bangladesh is a land of rivers. She has small-big 230 rivers. Each and every river of the country presents scenes of romantic charm and beauty. The people of Bangladesh are very simple, friendly and hospitable. Bangladeshi foods are very appetising. The songs and poems of our country are interesting. Its green paddy fields are attractive. Its flowers are nice. There are six seasons in our country. Winter is the dry sean in our country. This season is the best time for you to, visit this country. I expected that you are coming to our Bangladesh during the next winter season.

No more today. Convey my salam to your parents.

Your loving friend

Reader Interactions

April 5, 2020 at 3:27 am

It’s not informal latter,it’s informal letter

August 6, 2022 at 1:53 pm

Where you find the mistake

May 29, 2023 at 2:07 pm

Thanks for the letter🌸

November 14, 2023 at 3:36 pm

Thanks for your comment 🌸

April 22, 2020 at 3:42 pm

Nice it helped

June 29, 2020 at 1:58 pm

September 6, 2020 at 12:06 pm

Helped me a lot

September 6, 2020 at 12:10 pm

There r some mistakes but still not so bad

April 3, 2021 at 5:00 am

October 21, 2021 at 3:27 pm

Not good enough😐😐

June 10, 2023 at 5:20 am

April 3, 2021 at 5:01 am

It is hrlped for all students. Thanks for help 😊😊👧👧👩👩

October 7, 2021 at 7:41 am

Good for me💝

May 10, 2022 at 4:13 pm

There are some mistakes but it’s still okk.. and I think you should add a bit more modern word ,like not so hard but not so common

July 15, 2022 at 6:09 pm

It have some mistake but it’s useful

October 17, 2022 at 4:51 am

Thank you so much 😊

February 25, 2023 at 4:40 am

It’s quite good

June 8, 2023 at 3:34 am

the letter is not bad. but still I have to modify some things from this letter😅

October 2, 2023 at 1:59 pm

Need to improve the vocabulary like u can use more developed words that helps to gain more marks for the students.

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Write An Email To Your Friend Inviting Her For A Visit Country In English

Subject: Invitation to Visit Country

Take my love and affection. I hope you are hale and hearty by the grace of God. I’m also well by his blessings. From your last letter I have come to know that you are really interested in India and its culture. As an Indian, it gives me great pleasure to know of your interest in my country. So, I would like to invite you to visit India and see its beauty for yourself.

I could act as your tour guide and take you to visit India’s many attractions. You can also board at my house for the time being. My mother is an excellent cook and her food will definitely give you a taste of authentic Indian cooking. Having you come to my country would make me very happy, so I hope that you accept my invitation.

That’s all for today. Take care of your health and write to me whenever you have some time!

Regards, Leela

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Inviting a foreign friend to visit your country.

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Subject : Invitation for visiting my country.

Dear Catherine,

At first take my love. I hope that you are fine by the grace of Allah. You have a keen interest in the cultural heritage and the historical monuments of Bangladesh. In order to satisfy your curiosity I would like to invite you to visit Bangladesh. Bangladesh is very rich in art, culture, historical places and monuments and has also a large number of places of scenic beauty. You can see vast green fields, numerous rivers through the countryside, big and small hills with tea garden, and rows of trees and forests miles after miles. You know that Cox’s Bazar is the largest sea beach in the world and it is in our country. The world famous Royal Bengal Tigers live in our Sundarbans.

I shall accompany you to the places you want to visit. I hope, you will make up your mind to pay a visit to Bangladesh as early as possible. For your kind information, November-February is the best time for visiting Bangladesh.

I am looking forward to your arrival.

Your loving friend

Cambridge English: First

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Writing Class: Informal Email/Letter

Task type: informal email/letter.

Question You have received the following email from your English-speaking friend.

Write your informal email/letter of reply to your friend (around 140-190 words).

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Read Aysen's answer to this question below. Try correcting the piece of writing yourself first: use the marking codes to think about what might be wrong (or what's good) about the piece of work. Then when you're ready, click the green buttons in the text for our feedback.

Content A good attempt. You have answered the question appropriately, explained how to get to your apartment, mentioned the weather and suggested what clothing to bring. A full answer. Communicative Achievement You have written the email in a friendly tone using a question and exclamations ('OK?', 'remember that!') to engage the reader. You could consider using contractions such as 'I'm' instead of 'I am', or 'I'll' instead of 'I will' as this helps to create a more informal style. The reader would be fully informed. Organisation The article is clearly organised with clear paragraphs. Good use of discourse markers such as 'it' and 'there' to refer to earlier nouns and one or two well-chosen linking words. Note my alternatives regarding your use of 'about' to introduce another point. Language In general a well-written email which is clear and easy to follow. Note my suggestions for some alternative words and expressions for you to consider. Well done!

Marking Code

/\ Word(s) missing

- Omit word

C Capitalization

O Organisation

P Punctuation

PE Poorly expressed

R Register/Formality

SS Sentence Structure

WF Wrong form

WO Word order

WT Wrong tense

WW Wrong word

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How to write a B2 First informal email/letter

How to write a B2 First informal email:letter

Posted on 07/04/2021
Categories: Blog
Tags: B2 First , Cambridge Exams , FCE , First Certificate , Resources to learn English , Writing

You’re probably very familiar with sending emails (and sometimes letters) in your first language. But how about in English? Writing in another language is not always so simple. If you want to pass your B2 First Certificate exam (FCE), this is an essential skill to have.

In the B2 First exam you must produce two pieces of writing in 1 hour and twenty minutes. One of the pieces will be an essay (part 1). And the other, students get to choose from a list of three options (part 2). These could be a report , a review , an article , or perhaps an email/letter.

Today we’re going to look at how to write an informal email/letter. Cambridge may also offer you a formal email/letter. But we’ll save that for another time!

Three steps to write an excellent informal email/letter

First thing’s first. What’s the difference between writing an email and writing a letter? Although there are some slight differences, essentially the tone, structure and language stay the same.

These days, an informal email question is much more likely to crop up in the B2 First exam than a letter. So let’s see what that question might look like:

You have received this email from your English-speaking friend David.

Write your email . (You should write between 140 and 190 words)

Question taken from Cambridge Assessment English sample paper 1 for B2 First

Step One: Make a plan

Once you’ve turned over the B2 First Writing paper, and read the email question, ask yourself these questions first. Addressing them will help you spark some initial ideas.

Who are you writing to? Is it a friend, a family member or a classmate?
What is the purpose? Maybe they’re asking for suggestions, advice or a favour
What is the topic or theme? A holiday, party, cinema trip or city recommendation?

Next, it’s important to consider the content of your informal email/letter. Make sure you spend the first fifteen minutes of your time thinking about these things and make some notes:

The tone depends on who you’re writing to and the purpose. In this case of David, we know he’s an English-speaking friend. So you want to keep the tone relaxed, chatty and informal.

Brainstorm some good, B2 level, topic-based vocabulary related to holidays, your town, history and travel, e.g. cable car, football stadium, monuments, sightseeing, views .

Think about any engaging, descriptive adjectives that could make your informal email or letter more interesting, e.g. unmissable, bustling, the oldest, the best, the most spectacular, the fastest, the cheapest .

Phrasal verbs e.g. get away, set off, get back and colloquial expressions e.g. Guess what! will also help your B2 First informal email or letter sound natural and fluent. And if you can use some idioms, then you’ve really hit the jackpot!

Good grammar is key when doing your B2 First writing exam. And there are a few grammar tricks to writing an informal email in English. Contractions are common for example. We’re much more likely to say I’m than I am or We’d than we would .

You could also try using the second conditional to give advice such as If I were you … This is sure to score you top marks in your Writing paper.

Punctuation

In a B2 First informal email/letter you can also be a bit more experimental with punctuation. Try using exclamation marks, dashes (-) or ellipsis (…). If you’re making a list for friends, why not use bullet points?

The best thing about writing informal emails and letters is that the layout more or less stays the same every time. Your work should be clearly organised into paragraphs. And emails in particular work well with short simple sentences. An ideal structure for any email or letter is Opening, Main body and Closing , which we’ll look at in more detail now.

Step Two: Write it

Now you’ve made your plan, you should be ready and raring to go! Here’s how to put it all together and write the perfect B2 First informal email/letter.

There are a few different ways to start an informal email/letter in English:

Hello David,
Dear David,

Hi is much more common in an informal email. Whereas Dear is more appropriate in an informal letter. After you’ve written the person’s name, always remember to write a comma then start a new line.

Introductory sentence

The opening is normally followed by an introductory sentence. This sets the tone of the email, shows your interest in the reader or refers back to a previous correspondence.

How have you been?
How are things?
Thanks so much for your last email/letter.
Sorry I haven’t been in touch for such a long time.

This is where you introduce the topic of your B2 First email/letter. Remember to look back at the question and answer any questions from the sender. In the case of David, he’s writing to ask for recommendations for his friends. So you want to include lots of language for making suggestions. Here are some phrases you could use:

It’s great to hear that…
You must tell them to visit…
Why don’t they visit…?
They should definitely go to…
I’d really recommend (+ verb ing or subject + base infinitive)

Connecting ideas

To keep your informal email flowing and natural sounding, use some informal connectors to link your ideas. Here are some examples:

Well,… (to introduce a new topic)
Anyway,…(to go back to a previous topic)
Oh, by the way…(to add additional information)
As for…

Final paragraph

The closing paragraph of your B2 First informal email/letter should be one or two sentences before you sign off and say goodbye. It could be to make an excuse to finish the letter/email, or leave the reader with some kind of action they need to take.

I hope they have a nice time on their trip!
Let me know if they need any more information.
I look forward to hearing from you again soon.
Have a good one, and let’s catch up soon.

This is where you end your informal email/letter and write your name. Remember, never end with the word Bye . Instead use one of the informal and neutral phrases below. And don’t forget to write your name underneath.

See you soon!
All the best,
Lots of love,

Step Three: Check it

Always take five minutes to check your informal email/letter at the end. Ask yourself these questions:

Have I answered all parts of the email question?
Is the tone friendly and informal?
Do I use enough topic based vocabulary?
Is my spelling, grammar and punctuation correct?
Does it look like a letter/email?
Have I opened and signed off appropriately?

If you’d like more help in preparing for your B2 First Writing exam, why not sign up to one of our B2 First Cambridge preparation courses ? We’ll give you all the training you need, plus free mock exams to get you ready for the big day.

Glossary for Language Learners

Find the following words in the article and then write down any new ones you didn’t know.

Crop up (pv): to appear unexpectedly.

Spark (v): to cause an idea or an event.

Hit the jackpot (exp): to have great or unexpected success.

Layout (n): the way in which text or images are arranged on a page.

Ready and raring (exp): really ready and enthusiastic for something.

Flow (v): to move smoothly and continuously.

Sign off (pv): to end a letter or an email with your name.

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pv = phrasal verb

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Europe is by far the most popular tourist destination among all continents. According to UNWTO , in 2023, 54% of the world's international tourist arrivals were in Europe, with the southern/Mediterranean region being the most visited destination. Europe is extremely appealing for tourists due to its friendly visa policies, a diverse range of destinations, and the fact that it is considered safer than other global destinations.

Like most of the world, tourism in Europe has still not managed to recover to pre-pandemic volumes. In 2023, Europe had 700 million tourist arrivals across the continent, which was 94% of the arrivals witnessed in 2019. This is despite the fact that many southern European and Mediterranean destinations have surpassed pre-COVID levels of tourism. The European Travel Commission reports that countries such as Serbia, Portugal, and Montenegro all hosted 10% more tourists in 2023 than they had in 2019. In comparison, 65% of destinations in Europe are still falling short of pre-pandemic volumes. The most sluggish recovery has been witnessed in the Baltic States of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, each of which has failed to attain even 75% of pre-COVID tourist arrivals. This stark disparity in the recovery of tourism across the continent poses a challenge. Despite the enormous volume of tourists that fly over to Europe each year, many of its most exquisite locations continue to be dejected in favor of hotspots such as the beaches of Ibiza, the bustling streets of Paris, or the canals of Venice. Owing to such a rapid inflow of tourists into only a handful of destinations, the sustainability of tourism in Europe falls under threat. Recently, more and more vacationers are becoming critical of tourist hotspots, criticizing them for being “tourist traps” and are instead looking to venture towards less crowded destinations. Another factor that unsettles tourists is the rate of inflation witnessed in post-pandemic tourism. According to Allianz Research , the daily rate for a hotel room (global median) jumped to $212 in the first quarter of 2023, up from $156 in Q1 2022 and $129 in Q1 2021. Moreover, a recent survey by Travel Weekly showed that 87% of European travelers are taking measures to reduce costs in their vacations. This includes opting for cheaper accommodations, reducing the budget used on excursions, and switching towards more affordable destinations.

As more and more tourists become irked by the overcrowded and inflated vacation experiences in particular hotspots, it is possible that tourists in 2024 will set their sights on destinations offering budget-friendly vacations with similar itineraries. With websites such as Airbnb, Inc. (NASDAQ: ABNB ), Booking Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: BKNG ), and Sun Life Financial, Inc. (NYSE: SLF ), tourists have the opportunity to map out their entire vacations at the most affordable prices, exploring new and exciting destinations in the process.

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Some would argue that the true beauty of Europe lies in destinations that have been spared from the tirade of excessive tourist inflows. In the past, there were either no avenues for the common tourist to arrange a vacation to such areas, or they would be considered as being unreliable, unsafe, and unfit for tourists. However, over the last decade, this perception has shifted as people have access to more and more avenues to plan trips to some of the most remote recesses of the world.

Websites like Booking, property of Booking Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: BKNG), and Budget Your Trip provide data for locations, resorts, and excursions. This enables previously unknown tourist spots all over Europe to market themselves without investing the same level of resources as world-renowned hoteling brands. Tourists can use Booking Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: BKNG) and similar services to break down each leg of their trips into exact monetary terms, without being beguiled by the fame of prominent destinations.

Similarly, Airbnb, Inc. (NASDAQ: ABNB) is the world's largest platform for alternative accommodation. Alternative accommodation is a relatively new manner of lodging that involves living in rented apartments, hostels, or even a spare guestroom. In comparison to hotels, such accommodation is cheaper and can be found in rural travel destinations as well. In providing this service, Airbnb, Inc. (NASDAQ: ABNB) has diverted a large number of tourists away from saturated hot-spots towards less crowded communities.

If you’re looking to visit a cheap European country in 2024, you may also consider obtaining travel insurance such as the packages offered by Sun Life Financial, Inc. (NYSE: SLF). These cover medical treatment and hospitalization bills in the unfortunate circumstance that you or a family member fall ill. Obtaining insurance from companies such as Sun Life Financial, Inc. (NYSE: SLF) allows you to venture into the wild and vivaciously enjoy your vacation.

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To develop our list of 15 cheapest European countries to visit in 2024, we traversed through similarly recommended lists on the web to develop a shortlist of budget-friendly countries. For these countries, we used Google Flights to obtain data on the cheapest available flight from the US (using JFK as the reference point for departures). Moreover, we used Budgetyourtrip to obtain the average amount required to spend a week-long couple’s vacation in each country. Accumulating these data points allowed us to calculate the total expected amount required on a trip to each country. Each country was ranked in ascending order with respect to this metric, and the top 15 countries were selected as the cheapest European countries to visit in 2024.

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Cheapest Return Ticket: $1011

Average expense during stay: $1722

Total cost: $2733

Latvia has a number of beautiful beaches along the Baltic sea, while the capital city of Riga features prominent Art Nouveau architecture. There are many historical castles present in towns across the country. Thus, there is plenty to enjoy in a week-long trip, all for the low price of $2,733.

14. Estonia

Cheapest Return Ticket: $941

Average expense during stay: $1544

Total cost: $2485

Another Baltic state, Estonia is one of the cheapest European countries to visit . It offers a blend of scenic landscapes, diverse wildlife, and Soviet era landmarks. The Lennusadam Museum in the capital city of Tallinn is an excellent starting point if you wish to be accustomed to the rich Estonian culture.

13. North Macedonia

Cheapest Return Ticket: $1083

Average expense during stay: $1388

Total cost: $2471

If you’re looking for a location that offers picturesque scenery whilst not requiring you to take on a second mortgage on your house, forget the shores of Madeira and journey east to the country of North Macedonia. You’ll get the chance to explore one of Europe’s deepest lakes and some of its most stunning peaks, along with the historically rich city of Ohrid.

12. Croatia

Cheapest Return Ticket: $868

Average expense during stay: $1436

Total cost: $2304

Croatia makes for a very cheap vacation that also offers the chance to explore roman heritage, mesmerizing coasts, and modern attractions. Zagreb is becoming an increasingly popular tourist spot; however, it is still a very affordable destination where you can enjoy museums, festivals, and vibrant street life. The city of Split offers a chance to visit the iconic Diocletian Palace and venture off to one of the country’s various islands within the Adriatic Sea.

11. Czech Republic

Cheapest Return Ticket: $741

Average expense during stay: $1548

Total cost: $2289

Whilst the capital city of Prague is famous for its State Opera theater and other orchestras, the rest of the country sees far and few tourists. Czech Republic is an amazing destination for adventure travel, with places like the Bohemian Switzerland National Park and the caverns of Moravian Karst. Moreover, if you steer clear of certain excursions in the capital, there are plenty of ways to immerse yourself in the local culture at an affordable cost.

10. Lithuania

Cheapest Return Ticket: $872

Average expense during stay: $1393

Total cost: $2265

Lithuania is the cheapest European country to visit in the Baltics. In just $2,265, you and your partner can entertain yourself to a comprehensive getaway. Your itinerary can include museums, Baroque monuments, serene national parks, and pristine beaches.

Cheapest Return Ticket: $1765

Average expense during stay: $461

Total cost: $2226

If you have managed to rack up some airline miles, Georgia is one of the cheapest European countries to visit in 2024 . With an average expense on transport, accommodation, and food of just $461 a week for 2 people, the foothills of the Caucasus mountains are the perfect place to enjoy a budget friendly European vacation.

Cheapest Return Ticket: $1018

Average expense during stay: $1170

Total cost: $2188

Budapest is regarded as being one of the most beautiful capital cities in the world. Sprawling on either side of the Danube River, it features a sea of Gothic, Romanesque, and Art Nouveau architecture. One of the country’s unique features is that it contains over 1,300 thermal springs, many of which are now used to operate year-round spas and baths all over the nation.

Cheapest Return Ticket: $1727

Average expense during stay: $398

Total cost: $2125

Until mid-2023, the US Travel Advisory had classified a visit to Armenia under the Level 4 category. However, barring a few locations bordering Azerbaijan, the country has been deescalated to Level 2. Since tourists are still acclimatizing to this change, Armenia happens to be one of the cheapest European countries to visit in 2024.

6. Bosnia & Herzegovina

Cheapest Return Ticket: $1079

Average expense during stay: $1040

Total cost: $2119

If you’re looking for a destination with historical significance, Bosnia & Herzegovina happens to be the most underrated destinations in the world. Featuring monuments and shrines from the second world war, the cold war, and the Bosnian war, it is one of the most insightful vacation spots in the world. In terms of scenery, a day trip to the Kravice Falls is a common part of any traveler’s itinerary.

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Expensive destinations do not always translate to the best travel experiences; any avid traveler knows this. If well-planned, traveling on a small budget can offer memorable, once-in-a-lifetime experiences.

The first step to traveling on a budget is choosing a cheap destination. It isn’t easy to pull off a budget trip in some countries, and that is just it. Luckily, even when most parts of the world are grappling with inflation, some countries remain cheap and manage to offer unique experiences to tourists for very little money.

If you want to get value for every coin you spend on travel, add these cheap countries to your travel bucket list. From accommodation, food, moving around, tours, and entrance fees to tourist spots, these destinations ensure your money stretches far.

Cheapest Countries To Travel to in the World Thailand

While flying to Thailand can be expensive, other services such as accommodation, dining, and activities will cover up the cost. To maximize your experience, fly into Thailand but combine your trip with Laos, Cambodia, or Vietnam, all of which are also cheap countries that you can travel to by train from Thailand.

Once you get transportation out of the way, the experience of exploring Thailand can be unforgettable.

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From tropical beaches to lush jungles and bustling cities like Bangkok, Thailand is a heaven every traveler should experience. There is so much to see and experience in the country at no or low cost; it is no wonder it is the most visited country in Southeast Asia and is now very popular among digital nomads and backpackers.

While the country offers many tourist attractions, some unmissable sites include the Grand Palace, the Big Buddha temple in Phuket, and the Mo Ko Ang Thong National Marine Park.

Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic is one of the most visited countries by American tourists, and it’s pretty obvious why. With white sand beaches, lush rainforests, and pleasant all-year-round beaches, the country is a little paradise for nature lovers .

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Many of the Dominican Republic’s top attractions are affordable. Whether you go to public beaches in Punta Cana or Los Haitises National Park, the Dominican Republic offers a wealth of nature experiences for cheap.

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Jungle lodges, volcanoes, thick-canopy forests, and a coastline on both the Caribbean and the Pacific make Costa Rica a serious catch when it comes to budget-friendly destinations that have so much to offer tourists.

Costa Rica is home to stunning national parks like Manuel Antonio, Arenal Volcano, and Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve. These parks typically charge entrance fees ranging from $10-20, a worthwhile investment considering their stunning biodiversity and natural beauty.

Furthermore, Costa Rica is constantly being rated as one of the best places to retire, thanks to its breathtaking nature and stress-free, slow-down lifestyles—all at low prices.

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I've visited 93 countries, 57 of them with kids. These 5 underrated spots are great places to enjoy with your family.

Karen Edwards has traveled to 93 countries, and 57 of them have been with her young children.
Edwards said that her family has had more fun exploring underrated spots than the popular ones.
Her favorites include Tanzania for its safari tours and Abu Dhabi for its vibrant festival scene.

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Karen Edwards , who blogs about her family's travels around the world. The following has been edited for length and clarity.

Since 2000, I've visited 93 countries and 57 of them have been with my four children who are all under the age of 10.

I am a nurse by background, but I have been blogging about traveling with my husband and kids since 2014. I cover a lot of off-the-beaten-track destinations and write itineraries for places I've been to, explaining how they work for families with children.

Many popular family destinations tend to be overcrowded. They're usually the ones that get a lot of media exposure or are shown in viral videos on social media. In America, it'd be places like Disneyland in California or Disney World in Florida, while for Europeans, it might be some of the Spanish resort areas.

Although my family and I have visited these places, we have always come away disappointed. They often lack educational experiences, feeling like pointless affairs.

I think traveling to underrated spots makes trips feel more exclusive and you can learn more about the cultures of the countries you visit — it also keeps you away from tourist traps.

We went on a safari tour in Tanzania

Our family visited Tanzania in 2019 in collaboration with a tourism brand. We were there for 12 days.

Our flights to the country were kind of expensive; we paid about $9,000 for our then-family of four, including a stop in Zanzibar at the end of the trip for a few days. However, overall, the entire trip didn't end up costing us that much.

We had some really unique experiences in Tanzania. We went to Mto Wa Mbu village , which is beneath a banana plantation, and we went on a safari tour in its Lake Manyara National Park .

Interestingly, Tanzania is one of the few places in the world where lions are known to climb trees. I remember seeing them sit in tall trees; it was quite unusual, but my kids really enjoyed how close they were to the animals.

Throughout our trip, we actually felt like we were experiencing life in Tanzania. Our campsite was on a river's edge in the depths of nature. It was nice not to feel surrounded by tourists.

My kids fell in love with Abu Dhabi's culture

Many people mistakenly believe that Dubai is a country, but in reality, it's a city in the United Arab Emirates, with Abu Dhabi being its capital.

My family and I moved to Abu Dhabi in 2021 and lived there for 18 months. The city does have a lot of similarities to glitzy and glam Dubai , but you get a more down-to-earth experience.

There are amazing festivals in Abu Dhabi where they display their culture in different formats, whether that be through local food or crafts. It does feel authentic because it's usually mainly locals participating and organizing them.

The city is also 1.5 hours away from Al Ain, which sits at the foot of Jebel Hafeet , one of the tallest mountains in the region. Along the way up, you'll find many ancient artifacts, such as beehive huts, which have been there for thousands of years. At the top, you can watch incredible sunsets.

We love Sri Lanka so much, we're building a villa there

In 2022, my family and I moved to Sri Lanka from Abu Dhabi. We thought we'd have more family time here, and it was going to be an affordable place to live.

We're building a family-friendly villa here that should be completed by August. The area where we are building has a lot of nice cafes, bars, and restaurants nearby.

Overall, Sri Lanka is an amazing country that has so many diverse experiences. There are tea plantations, mountains, and beaches. As for wildlife, their national parks have loads of elephants and leopards.

On one occasion, we went on a safari boat tour to an isolated national park where we watched elephants swim across a lake and onto a tiny island. It was amazing.

The beaches in Sri Lanka are pristine. They have beautiful scenery with swaying coconut palm trees, clear water, and perfect waves. Our favorite is Kabalana Beach .

Because we're always on the beach, my children have learned how to surf. I think it's the most fun thing that we do on the weekends as a family.

The ski resorts and spas are amazing in Andorra

We visited Andorra in 2018 for about six days. It's a tiny country nestled in the Pyrenees between Spain. It's a two-hour drive from Barcelona and three hours from Toulouse, France.

The city has a unique fusion of cultures, though I think Catalonian is the strongest influence. During our trip, my family and I toured many ancient churches.

We also went to some amazing spas and resorts in Andorra. The hotel and ski system there is really family-friendly.

During our visit to the Grandvalira ski resort , my daughter learned how to ski and my husband got to snowboard — the resort has a kindergarten at the foot of its mountain, where kids can play or ski.

Andorra also has amazing spa facilities that are suitable for families and are sectioned off for different age groups.

Our trip was in collaboration with Andorra's tourism board, but I feel like it wasn't overly expensive in comparison to some other places around the world.

I was treated like family in Macedonia

Macedonia is a Balkan country just north of Greece. I haven't been there with children, but I wouldn't have any issues taking my kids there.

It has many beautiful small villages and it's great for skiing too.

The country is also home to one of the oldest and deepest lakes in Europe named Lake Orchid, which borders Albania. There's this beautiful, small village on the lake that has charming restaurant and a lovely atmosphere for relaxing and enjoying good food.

I visited the country in 2008, and then again in 2012 with my then-boyfriend and now-husband.

The first time I visited, I went with two girlfriends, and we were backpackers. We arrived in the middle of the night by bus and had no idea what we were doing. The bus driver just made a call, and a stranger came and picked us up in his car — I thought I was going to die.

The opposite happened. He took us back to his home with his family, and we stayed there with them for a few days. We ended up extending the trip because he and his family were so amazing.

They didn't speak a word of English, and we couldn't speak a word of their language either. We'd just gesture at each other, and they'd give us food and red wine.

I just totally fell in love with them and their country.

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