A Travel Influencer Sharanya Iyer Goes Viral after publishing a video on Instagram outlining her significant costs in 2024, which totaled more than Rs 50 lakh.
Sharanya Iyer Goes Viral After Publishing a Video on Instagram
Travel accounted for a significant portion of the total spending. She confessed that she spent nearly Rs 5 lakhs on flights in 2024. Furthermore, she spent Rs 3 lakh on a trip to Greenland, Rs 2.5 lakh on three excursions to Iceland, Rs 1 lakh on a combined visit to Thailand and Laos, Rs 1.5 lakh on a Madeira trip, and Rs 8 lakh on a vacation to South Africa with her parents. She also spent approximately Rs. 60,000 on her “European Summer.”
She said she earned Rs 40,000 at the casino during this trip, which likely reduced the cost. Apart from travel, she spent Rs 22 lakh on a new automobile and Rs 5 lakh on medical bills not covered by insurance. In the caption, Iyer clarified that these figures excluded her spending on “F&B, daily expenses, and material accumulations.”
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She added, “I used to be a devoted saver who spent cautiously on the ‘big’ things. 2024 altered that, thanks to my father’s and friends’ encouragement and guidance. Not everyone has to agree, but this was my big shift last year, and it gave me so much JOY and a sense of security in an otherwise terrible year. Here’s to more like this in 2025!”
The reel has gained a lot of attention online. Travel Influencer Sharanya Iyer Goes Viral, Several people expressed their support for Iyer and her desire to travel more in 2025.
Many people wondered how she could afford to spend so much money in the first place. A few people mentioned that they initially thought her excursions were sponsored. However, Iyer stressed that she pays for much of her travel.
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