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2000 visitors a day is 1.3 visitors per minute, the smallest package is more than enough.
While 2k visitors a day is not much for Nginx, php is not the same, also obviously you don’t have 1.3 visitors per minute, you have spikes of traffic and that’s what you need to take care about it. That being say you can use a small droplet, maybe 1GB if you can pay it (which I’m sure you can), but make sure to implement caching solutions to your site (Cloudflare -> Varnish -> Nignx -> PHP-FPM -> Total Cache -> WP.
Also use OPC for SQL query cache and if possible try Percona (MySQL) with innodb (no table blocking).