I was confused with that prompt too in Congo but declined conversion to save money-it’s called Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC), and it’s a scam. Too...

In Benin, I ignored the conversion option most of the time. The 8% fee they slap on sounds like dynamic currency conversion, which sucks. Better to de...

FI travel card surprised me! No annual fees, zero forex markup, and you get free ATM withdrawals at Global ATMs is cool. Plus, the app is super smooth...

If you’re planning a month-long trip, aim for around 14,000 XPF a day. Eat local at markets or small eateries to keep food costs down-lots of deliciou...

Island hopping with ferries costs more-expect around TOP$30-$100 depending on route. Renting bicycles or scooters is fun and cheaper than taxis, with ...

I found Togo offers a good balance between cost and experience. For meals and transport, $30 per day is doable, especially if you stick to Lomé and av...

It’s an adventure. I carried US dollars and exchanged for South Sudanese pounds locally. Meals are cheap, but expect basic conditions in guesthouses. ...

Honestly, getting around is a mixed bag; shared taxis are cheap but overcrowded. I spent about $30/day eating local food and using taxis. If you want ...

On the money side, I’d suggest about $100 a day for decent meals and getting around. Public buses run but are sporadic, so taxis or car hires are more...