Articles written by Justin Rampono
Currency in Slovenia
A Travel Money Guide to Slovenia It’s unlikely Slovenia will stay an untouched destination for long. Already tourists are flocking to Lake Bled but Slovenia has far more to offer than that beautiful lake. Are you ready to explore Slovenia’s Mediterranean seaside towns, jaw-dropping Alpine scenes, famous wine region, and the fairytale streets of Ljubljana? However long you’re staying, you’ll stay ahead of your budget with a better understanding of Slovenia’s money situation. The currency Slovenia uses Slovenia has been using the official monetary unit of the European Union – the euro – since 1 January 2007. The euro […]
Currency in Slovakia
A Travel Money Guide to Slovakia Slovakia is an unusual travel destination still comparatively untrammelled by tourists to Europe. Yet there’s so much to offer, from the small country’s mystical castles and charming towns to captivating mountains and stunning glacial lakes. If you’re heading to Slovakia and you’re looking for the best value, you’ll want to read up on the local currency, along with everything from bank card payments and ATM withdrawals to currency exchanges. The currency Slovakia uses Since 2009, Slovakia has used the official currency of the European Union: the euro. The euro replaces the old currency, […]
Currency in Scotland
A Travel Money Guide to Scotland Wild, windswept landscapes, long-forgotten castles, and (of course) the lake with the elusive monster. Scotland is a mystical, exciting destination. And now you’re headed there! Be better prepared for your trip by familiarising yourself with Scotland’s currency and preferred methods of payment. This traveller’s guide will help you become a little more travel savvy and ready to make stretch your savings. The currency Scotland uses Scotland uses the pound sterling, which is the legal tender throughout the United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland). The British pound is represented by the symbol […]
Currency in Portugal
A Travel Money Guide to Portugal Famous for its port wine and custard tarts, its pristine beaches, and its athletic football stars, Portugal is a fascinating destination to visit. And now you’re heading there yourself! But to make your savings stretch, it’s helpful to know everything you can about currency exchange and spending in Portugal. What currency does Portugal use? In Portugal, they use the euro. Portugal was one of the first countries to adopt the euro, replacing the former currency, the escudo, on 1 January 1999. For a while, the escudo was accepted alongside the euro until it […]
Currency in Malta
A Travel Money Guide to Malta Though it’s one of the smallest countries in the world, the Republic of Malta is a star tourist destination. You’re going to have an incredible time, thanks to the island country’s warm climate, ancient temples, and crystalline waters perfect for snorkelling. You’ll get even more out of your holiday with careful budgeting. This guide will give you a complete overview of the money situation in Malta, including preferred payment methods and the best currency exchange options for value. What Currency does Malta use? In Malta, they use the euro – the European Union […]
Currency in New Zealand
A Travel Money Guide to New Zealand Heading across the Tasman to the Land of the Long White Cloud, many Australians are mistaken for thinking they can use their own currency. Be prepared for your next trip to New Zealand by getting your monetary needs sorted. Read on to learn about the New Zealand currency, including how you can get the best value for your kiwi. What currency is used in New Zealand The currency used in New Zealand is called the New Zealand dollar its represented by the symbol is $ and its 3 letter code is NZD. […]