





Forbes rates the most accessible countries for tourists during the economic crisis: Romania placed 11th
Hungary took first place. The Hungarian currency depreciated 30% against the dollar and the price for a return US-Hungary plane ticket is $790.
Sweden came second. Its currency lost 31% against the dollar and a return plane ticket costs 31%.
Poland was awarded the third position. The Polish currency depreciated 50% against the dollar and a return flight was priced $740.
Columbia took the forth place and Brazil came fifth.
Number seven in the rating, Russia, saw its national currency depreciating 35% against the dollar. A return ticket from the US to Russia costs 780.
Romanian leu depreciated 30% against the dollar, and the price for a return ticket is 970.