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JackA
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RE: ATMs in Benin high currency conversion charges

If you want to save money in Benin, always decline that conversion offer. It looks tempting but it’s an extra money grab. I use Citibank or Chase card...

7 months ago
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RE: Top travel cards for Indians

From my experience, HDFC ForexPlus and Axis Bank Forex cards are pretty reliable for Indians traveling abroad. They have good partner ATMs globally, a...

7 months ago
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RE: Cash per day in Wallis & Futuna?

My trip there was awesome but you gotta be ready with cash. ATMs are only in Mata Utu town and can be iffy. Taxi rides are around 1,200-1,500 XPF per ...

7 months ago
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RE: Cash per day in Tonga?

Daily transport and meals in Tonga comfortably fit a TOP$50-$70 budget. Renting scooters costs about TOP$50 a day, but buses only a few pa’anga per ri...

7 months ago
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RE: Cash per day in Togo?

A safe daily budget is around $30-$40, covering meals at street stalls and public transport by moto taxi or minibuses called 'Gbaka'. I used Ecobank’s...

7 months ago
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RE: Cash per day in South Sudan?

For South Sudan, budgeting $15-$20 a day covers simple meals like beans and bread for $1-$2 and shared minibus transport for $2-$5 per ride. Cash USD ...

7 months ago
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RE: Cash per day in Sierra Leone?

I recommend bringing about $30-$40 daily. Street meals like fried cassava or grilled chicken cost $2-$5, while motorbike taxis or 'poda poda' buses ar...

7 months ago
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RE: Cash per day in Sao Tome & Principe?

From my trip, I’d say carrying about €90-€110 daily is safe. Local markets and beachside kiosks have affordable meals around €5-10, but taxis can get ...

7 months ago
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RE: Cash per day in Samoa?

From my experience, a daily transport budget of about ST$100 suits budget travelers using scooters or occasional bus rides. Eating local is economical...

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