One thing. Ten countries. Ten prices.
A coffee, a haircut, a month's rent. Real prices against real wages. We don't tell you where to live. We show you the math.
Eurostat compared the prices of more than 2,000 everyday things across Europe. Romania came out as the cheapest country in the EU, Luxembourg and Denmark the priciest. But there's a catch, and it's your pay slip.
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Your morning coffee got pricier almost everywhere. We lined up an espresso in Italy, a cappuccino in Britain and a takeaway in Australia. The gap is huge, and the reason isn't really the beans.
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Same groceries, same rent, same bus ticket, priced in 155 countries. The top is ten times dearer than the bottom, and six of the ten most expensive places are islands. Pack your wallet, not your swimsuit.
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