Japanese currency: yen notes, rates and travel tips
This guide explains Japanese currency, including yen notes and coins, exchange rates, cash and card use, and how to get travel money before travelling to Japan.
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Chinese currency: Know before you go
Discover the essentials of navigating Chinese currency, from understanding the Yuan and Renminbi to smart travel money tips, in our comprehensive guide.
FIFA World Cup 2026 travel money guide:
Planning your FIFA World Cup 2026 trip starts with knowing which currency you need in each host country.
XOF currency explained: the West African CFA franc
XOF currency is the West African CFA franc, a shared currency used across eight West African countries, making it useful to understand before travelling through this part of Africa.
How much cash should I take to America from the UK?
If you’re wondering how much cash should I take to America, the answer is usually enough for tips, taxis, snacks and backup money, not your whole trip.
Should I buy euros before going to Europe?
If you’re asking “should I buy euros before going to Europe?”, the answer is usually yes: taking both euros and a card gives you more flexibility when you travel.
Why travelling with multiple currencies can pay off
Travelling with multiple currencies can make multi country trips easier, especially when you need local cash for taxis, tips, markets, cruise ports or arrival costs.
Current pounds to naira exchange rate guide for travellers
The current pounds to naira exchange rate can change often, so this guide explains how GBP to NGN rates work and what to check before buying Nigerian naira.
How to get currency for Madagascar before you leave the UK
If you’re wondering how to get currency for Madagascar before you leave the UK, this guide explains how to buy Malagasy ariary, use backup payment options and avoid first-day travel money stress.
The world tip jar: a guide to tipping around the world
Tipping abroad is easier when you understand not just the rules, but the currencies travellers actually leave behind in cafés, taxis, hotels, and tours around the world.
