Betty asks…
How much does People to People Japan trip cost?
I may be going to apply to People to People’s “Land of the Rising Sun” Japan trip in 2012. I was wondering if anybody knew how much this trip cost or if anything, something like it?
A rough estimate if you don’t know.
I’m just really looking forward to it!
admin answers:
It costs about 4 times what it’s worth.
P2P are just a very expensive firm of travel agents. You just got the same mailshot as many thousands of other students. Just bin it.
Donna asks…
How much does a trip to Japan cost with the People to People program?
I got a letter in the mail from them for a trip to Japan in the summer of 2010. I REALLY want to go, but my mom said if its too expensive then I can’t go. The meeting isn’t until mid-October, and I really don’t want to wait until then to find out, then have my hopes crushed.
Anyone know?
admin answers:
I’ve have also been invited to go to london and paris with them. I do want to go. It is really really expensive to go,but they do offer scholarship. If you truly want to go then go and check it out.I am a junior in high school, i’ve got this offer last year in the tenth grade to go and visit china,but my mother did not have the money. Hope you can o the program. GOOD LUCK!!
Daniel asks…
How much money should I bring for my trip to Japan?
Some friends and I are planning on making a good 3 month long trip to Japan. We are considering backpacking to save on hotel fee’s, but aren’t ruling out the possibility. Are there any hostels in Japan?
How much money should each person plan on bringing to support themselves for the whole trip?
admin answers:
Coming over, eh? I’ve been here for 3 years now, and I can’t really say how much you’ll need. It depends on what you plan to do.
Japan does indeed have hostels. They’re pretty cheap. THere are also places called pod hotels, where you basically slepp in a pod, and everything else is communal. Those run about $30-35 a night. There are also comic book/relaxation stores that let people sleep there for free. They have showers, but not much else. I recommend Japanhotels.net to get a good idea of how much a room will run you. So, estimate about $50 a day for lodging.
You can actually eat pretty cheap in Japan, if you like ramen and cheap sushi. I’d say about $50 a day for food.
The train isn’t that bad, depending on how far you go. Estimate about $10-$40 a day for travelling.
If you plan on drinking, uh….bring a lot of money. Drinks at most places cost you about $7-$15. And almost all clubs make you leave if you don’t have a drink in your hand at all times.
I know I wasn’t too specific, but I hope that helps you gauge how much you’ll need . Good luck, man.
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Thomas asks…
How much should a six week trip to Japan and China cost?
My fiance and are would like to plan trip to China and Japan for 6 weeks in the summer of 2010. Ideally we would spend three weeks in each… We are thrifty and dont mind staying in hostels / eating cheap. We would be departing from Israel/Turkey and returning to there.
admin answers:
You should allocate at least US$100 per day in China. If you’re really good at living economically, then you can get away with US$50 per day. Of course you can easily spend less than that, but you want to have enough cash whenever you need it. Three weeks in Japan would cost you about three to four times China’s spending, trust me, I‘m quite familiar with both countries.
Good luck!
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