There are already difficulties involved in organising your international holiday packages to Europe, such as locating a cheap ticket and making sure your Schengen visa arrives on time. The mental calculation that kicks in as we step foot in Europe is another worry for an Indian visitor. At the time of writing, one Euro was worth over INR 90, hence travelling to the most popular Western European destinations for a holiday can get expensive. Nonetheless, there are about eight nations in the Schengen area that do not use the Euro as their currency. You may be able to get more value for your INR if you plan your Eurotrip with these nations in mind.