<prompt> Human: Hey guys, I am about to leave for a two and a half month trip around Europe and am unsure how to best managespend my money to waste the least and retain the most when I get back.I have payed for my trip in full, which includes accommodation, transport and one meal a day. For everything else I have estimated from other peoples experience that i will spend between 6000-10,000 AUD. with 10,000 realistically being my upper limit of what I want to spend however when it comes down to it, I will spend more if necessary but will get more frugal as I near my limit. Currently I have three forms of money which I was planning to use while I was away:1. 7000 AUD saved up for the trip, currently in Netbank goalsaver 2.9 p.a.If I increase the balance by 200month and only make one withdrawalmonth2. 800 AUD to be paid on a weekly basis as annual leave. 10 weeks of leave3. 6000 AUD limit on a 28 degrees Credit card. Initially inteded as emergency moneyMy question is, Should I:a. Use my weekly income to cover the vast majority of my trip and then take the money out of savings to cover the restb. Use my weekly income to cover the vast majority of my trip and then put the rest on the credit cardc. Increase my credit card limit and and spend everything on the one card, depositing paycheck straight into savings and pay off card when I get back.d. Use my credit card for all purchases set aside my income into Netbank saver p.a. to pay the card off in full at the end of each month.Keeping in mind both the 28 degrees and my bank travel card have no transaction fees or conversion fees but 2.50 and 2.20 withdrawal fee respectively.Also any other tips or helpful hints will be appreciated,Countries to be visited are:Ireland, UK, France, Spain, Monaco, Italy, Vatican City, Greece, Turkey, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Albania, Montenegro, Croatia, Bosnia Herzegovina, Hungary, Slovakia, Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Netherlands and Belgium then an extended stay in Germany and Poland.  <response>: If your accommodation, transport and 1 meal a day is already paid for, you have around 500 weekly salary to spend. That is a LOT of money. I live in France not Paris though, and my monthly rent is less than that.If I remember my conversations with some Australians, even Western EU is cheaper than Australia. No idea about NordicScandinavian countries. Option a should work for you well in this case, and I imagine you would even have money left over each week. 