| Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I buy my travel currency before I get to my destination?
In your home country you have the opportunity to deal with familiar and reputable companies, whereas in a foreign country these companies will be unknown to you. Plus, avoid standing in long lines at exchange booths where the rates tend to be less favourable. | | |
| | | Frequently Asked
Questions | |
| | | Travel Currency
Exchange Locations | |
| | | Return to Travel Currency Exchange Main Page | | | | | How much travel currency should I carry?
We highly recommend that you take approximately $400 in travel currency cash to get your trip off to the right start. You should get enough travel currency for at least a couple of days, especially if you are arriving on the weekend or public holidays. If you don’t plan ahead, you will encounter the inconvenience of having to find locations to exchange money throughout your visit, as well as service fees you will have to pay each time.
Should I bring anything other than cash?
You should consider carrying your funds several different ways when travelling. Bring a convenient amount of travel currency in cash, an internationally accepted credit or debit card, and travellers cheques.
What is a Euro?
The Euro is the official currency of 16 of the 27 member states of the European Union. The states, collectively known as the Eurozone, are Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, The Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain.
Visit your Marlin Travel Advisor
for more information today! | |  |
*Coming soon to Travel Currency Exchange locations, discover the ease of our new prepaid travel card!
**Approximate CAD dollar value of enclosed currency.
† Some exotic currencies may need to be ordered in advance.
My Travel Wallet© is a service offered through Travel Currency Services Inc. Copyright 2008 Travelex Canada
Limted (and its licensors). All rights reserved.
| |