Cyprus doesn’t have a metro, but buses run well in Nicosia, Larnaca, and Paphos. You can pay cash directly to the driver, but contactless cards also w...

There’s no metro in Grand Cayman, but minibuses operate on fixed routes from George Town to West Bay, Bodden Town, and East End. Fares are usually CI$...

There’s no metro in Yaoundé or Douala. Public transport is mostly shared taxis and minibus buses called “clandos.” Payment is always cash, in CFA fran...

In Sofia, the metro is modern and you can definitely use contactless cards directly at the gates - I tapped my Revolut and Monzo with no issues. Singl...

There’s no metro in Gaborone or anywhere in Botswana. Public transport is mainly “combis” (shared minibuses) and long-distance buses from companies li...

There’s no metro system in Bora Bora, and even public buses are limited. The main transport is “Le Truck” - big open buses that circle the island. Pay...

Bhutan doesn’t have a metro system, and buses in Thimphu are very basic. You’ll see the green “City Bus Service” around Changlimithang and the Clock T...

When I stayed in Hamilton, I learned quickly that you can’t hop on a bus and just pay by card. At the Central Bus Terminal on Washington Street, they ...

In Minsk the metro is still old-school in some ways. You buy small green tokens at the cashier booths inside stations like Kastrychnitskaya or Ploshch...