To me, travel is an investment. It broadens my horizon, gives me something extra to talk about in client meetings, refreshing, meeting people, and many many more! However, as all investments do, they cost before your make a return. So be wise and invest in the right destinations this year. You may be surprise that your currency can go a little further in the countries below.

1. Greece

Greece is still suffering from the Debt Crisis. Instead of an inflation, price index is recording year on year deflation.Unemployment rate has remained high. Together with the weak Euro. This makes Greece a reasonable choice for your next holiday.

2. UK

If you would like to visit the UK, then you better go before the referendum in late June this year when the nation will decide whether or not to stay in the EU. Although many reports and analysts suggest that the results will be for to stay, there are concerns in the investors and is showing up in the market. Just last week, the Sterling dropped against USD to decade's low.

3. Cuba

Although Cuba is still a sanction country, this country has opened up a lot more compare to a decade ago. More open economic policy means more commercial, more touristy and more expensive. So be the first generation to explore this "once-forbidden land" when it is still 'untouched' by the 21st century.

4. Japan

Japan is definitely one of the most favourable places to visit in Asia because of its architecture, scenery, culture, shopping and cuisine. With the Japanese government intervening Japanese Yen's exchange rates to boost its export. You go little bit further with the foreign currencies in your wallet compare to 10 years ago.

5. Vietnam