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You can exchange money in your home country or on the spot (about the same rate). But the ideal is to have a maximum of cash to avoid disappointments. Indeed, as soon as we leave Tokyo, many small restaurants or shops do not ...

Credit cards are accepted in most tourist areas but it can be difficult to use them in more rural areas, and small towns. It is best to have Australian dollars in cash. Usually, the best is by far to have Australian because this allows you ...

Foreign credit cards are accepted by some major hotels or stores. But paying in cash that is the most common option. Checks are non-existent in Bulgaria, only traveler’s checks in euro or dollars (Travelers checks) can be ...

In the main cities, there are currency exchange offices everywhere. Banks also exchange money, but their schedule are more limited. Each bank can set its own rate but it ...

There are currency exchange offices (often incorporated into a bank branch) everywhere and the exchange is usually done without commission. No problem therefore to get cash. It is also possible to change in post offices (again without commission) and in some ...

You can easily exchange US dollars at banks and currency exchange, which are everywhere in St. Petersburg. However for other currencies (euros, Swiss francs, British pounds ) the exchange rates are less ...

The Mexican currency is the peso ($ Me). Its currency code is MXN.Its rate is quasi-indexed on the American dollar, which amounts to saying, when the dollar rises, that Mexico is more expensive for ...

The euro and the US dollar are exchanged without problem everywhere in the country. Swiss francs and Canadian dollars are also available at most (but not all) currency exchange ...

It is best to go to Laos with American dollars and buy Laotian Kips or Vietnamese Dong on the spot.Euros are easily converted to kips (and in dollars if necessary) in most banks in ...

Even though you do not have to exchange euros or dollars for riels as you will collect them as change when you pay for something in shops it is better to pay in Riels directly. ...

It is not easy to exchange currencies (even euros) in Ecuador, simply because few banks do currency exchange, and currency exchange retails are rare outside airports (where the exchange rate is mediocre) and large ...

There are not many currency exchange retail. Even if you find a way to exchange them into quetzal, the exchange rates are just very unfavorable. Besides, many prices are displayed in US dollars. Be sure to have dollars in good ...

There are 2 currencies in Cuba. The first one is the Convertible Cubano Peso (CUC). Roughly 1 CUC = 1$ (mid 2016). The second one is the Cuban peso. In the spring of 2015, 1 CUC was equivalent to about 25 Cuban pesos.The ...

Go with US dollars rather than Euros, the exchange rate will be much better. But be careful, do not take 100 dollar cuts, or stained or damaged dollars. Myanmar is a poor country a hundred dollar note is just ...

You can exchange the euro at the best rate at the Banco de Costa Rica or at the Banco Nacional, sometimes in only one of them. ...

Foreign currencies can be easily exchanged everywhere, especially in the currency exchange offices and in some shops. There are usually no commission, except in offices at airports, but their rates are more or less favorable depending on ...

A strict exchange control was introduced in Venezuela in 2003. Only official exchange offices, banks and hotels have the right to carry out transactions in foreign currency, always at the rate fixed by the government. Currency exchange offers a cheaper rate than hotels. ...

You can exchange money, usually without commission, at currency exchange offices, at some banks, as well as at some chic hotels.However exchanging currencies at a bank is a looonnnnng process. You will wait for quite some time.It is faster to exchange currencies at ...

Prefer the credit cards to traveler’s checks , which are always a little more complicated to use, especially the ones in euros.We recommend that you arrive on site with some reais bought in your home country or exchanged at the ...

If possible, avoid exchanging during weekends and holidays, the rate is less attractive.US dollars and euros are accepted everywhere. Just be aware that dollars before 2003 are not accepted (check that your dollars have a blue stripe on the front). ...