Travel Money

Increase in population has made international tourism in India a bright industry. However, Indian travelers have forgotten the crucial aspect of foreign exchange . Here are a few hacks one should consider to ensure  best value for their money, while traveling to other countries on business or leisure. Say no to the counters at airports: The foreign exchange counters at airports provide a premium of 10 to 13% over the usual exchange rates , and this will only reduce the amount of currency one has at their disposal during their trip. A foreign exchange counter at airports is simply waiting to exploit a desperate traveler. So be smart and buy foreign currency 3-7 days before the travel, and stay away from the foreign exchange counters at airports. Compare: Forex rates change on a dynamic scale and some agencies will hardly keep up with these variations. Not understanding the dynamics of forex can make one get a...

Travelling is all about experiencing something new. It’s about discovering something magical. And it’s about cherishing every moment. If not planned well, travelling can take a toll on you and end up as bitter memories. Speaking of planning, one of the key things to consider for a safe, happy and stress-free journey is to plan your finances. Among the most important, after your documents, financial planning (includes multi currency travel card, foreign exchange, dollar exchange , etc) can either make your holiday or break it. Simply because a trivial error can lead to a massive inconvenience. Here are a few common finance mistakes to avoid when travelling abroad: Carrying cash: Carrying cash is good, when it is limited. Stuffing your wallet or backpack with the entire trip’s budget is simply unsafe and stressful. Which is why using a multi-currency travel card can help. You can load as much money as you wish and use it whenever and wherever the need arises, ...