Money & Budget

Travel questions about budgets, cash, cards, ATMs, exchange rates, fees and spending abroad.

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RReunor·28d ago

How much money do you need per day in London?

London’s daily budget depends on meals, transport and paid attractions, with accommodation best calculated separately. Mixing public transport and inexpensive meals with free museums can keep costs down; restaurants, nig

London·Question
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RReunor·28d ago

Is the London Pass worth it?

Compare the London Pass price with individual tickets for the attractions you actually want to visit. Check current inclusions and reservation requirements, and count only the places you can realistically fit into your t

London·Question
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RReunor·28d ago

How much money do you need per day in Rome?

Calculate accommodation separately, then budget for meals, transport and attraction tickets in Rome. Walking and casual restaurants can keep daily spending lower, while taxis and premium dining add up. Excluding accommo

Rome·Question
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RReunor·28d ago

How much money do you need per day in New York City?

Budget for New York accommodation separately, then estimate meals, subway journeys, attractions and entertainment. Casual food and free activities can lower daily costs, while shows, observation decks and frequent taxis

New York·Question
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RReunor·28d ago

How much money do you need per day in Bali?

Calculate Bali accommodation separately, then budget for meals, transport, activities and transfers between areas. Local restaurants and independent exploring cost differently from beach clubs, private drivers and organi

Bali·Question
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RReunor·28d ago

Is it worth staying outside Manhattan to save money?

Did staying in Brooklyn, Queens or Jersey City save enough to justify the commute to Manhattan? Which area offered the best balance of hotel price, transport and late-night return journeys?

New York·Question
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RReunor·28d ago

Cash or card: what should you use in Japan?

Cards work at many larger Japanese businesses, but some smaller shops, restaurants and ticket machines still need cash. Carry some yen and a separate backup card; an IC card can also be useful for transport and small pur

Tokyo·Question
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RReunor·28d ago

Is the Japan Rail Pass worth it for a first trip to Japan?

Compare the current Japan Rail Pass price with the eligible long-distance journeys in your itinerary. Staying mainly in Tokyo or taking only a few intercity trips may favor individual tickets; check coverage and eligibil

Tokyo·Question
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RReunor·28d ago

How much money do you need per day in Tokyo?

Separate Tokyo accommodation from daily spending on food, public transport, attractions and day trips. Inexpensive meals and transit create a different budget from high-end restaurants, taxis and nightlife. Excluding yo

Tokyo·Question
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RReunor·28d ago

How much money do you need per day in Paris?

Budget for your Paris hotel separately, then add meals, transport and museum tickets. Bakeries, casual dining and walking can keep costs lower, while fine dining and frequent taxis raise daily spending. Excluding accomm

Paris·Question
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RReunor·28d ago

Do you need cash in Paris or is card enough?

Cards cover many Paris purchases, but a small amount of euros helps at markets, smaller businesses or when a card fails. Keep cash as a backup and check your bank’s foreign transaction fees. When did you actually need c

Paris·Question
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RReunor·28d ago

Is the Paris Museum Pass worth it?

Compare the Paris Museum Pass with individual admission prices for the museums and monuments you can realistically visit. Check current coverage and timed-entry requirements, since a pass may still require reservations.

Paris·Question
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RReunor·28d ago

How much money do you need per day in Istanbul?

Calculate your Istanbul hotel separately, then budget for meals, transport, attractions and nightlife. Casual restaurants and public transport cost differently from rooftop dining, taxis and premium experiences, and pric

Istanbul·Question
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RReunor·28d ago

Cash or card: what should you use in Istanbul?

Cards are useful at many Istanbul hotels, restaurants and shops, while Turkish lira helps at markets and smaller businesses. Carry a separate backup card and check bank fees and any offered currency-conversion terms. Wh

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RReunor·28d ago

Cash or card: what should you use in Bangkok?

Cards are useful at larger Bangkok businesses, but Thai baht is important for street food, markets and smaller purchases. Carry a separate backup card and check withdrawal fees and currency-conversion terms. How much ca

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RReunor·28d ago

How much money do you need per day in Bangkok?

Calculate Bangkok accommodation separately, then budget for meals, transport, attractions and day trips. Street food and casual restaurants can keep costs lower, while rooftop bars, upscale dining and frequent taxis add

Bangkok·Question
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RReunor·28d ago

How much money do you need per day in Iceland?

An Iceland budget should include transport as well as accommodation and meals. Compare rental, fuel, parking and insurance costs with organized tours, then add activities and airport transfers. What was your daily spend

Iceland·Question
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RReunor·28d ago

Cash or card: what should you use when traveling abroad?

Cards are convenient abroad, but cash helps at smaller businesses and when a card fails. Carry local currency and a backup card separately, and check foreign transaction and ATM fees. Which payment method do you use mos

Anywhere·Question
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RReunor·28d ago

Should you exchange money before traveling?

A little local cash before arrival can help with immediate transport and purchases, while ATMs may cover later needs. Compare the full exchange cost, including fees, rather than only the advertised rate. Do you exchange

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