Hi Tooters - I'm looking for your experiences of different ways of spending during European travel.

I'm hoping to write a blog post on the advantages & disadvantages of - for example - cash, credit cards, currency cards, phone payments, travellers cheques, and anything else.
Is cash still king?

What do you take on your travels? Have you ever had a big problem with your choices? What would you recommend to others?

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#travel #interrail #travelling #journey #cash #cardPayments

Hi Tooters - I'm looking for your experiences of different ways of spending during European travel.

I'm hoping to write a blog post on the advantages & disadvantages of - for example - cash, credit cards, currency cards, phone payments, travellers cheques, and anything else.
Is cash still king?

What do you take on your travels? Have you ever had a big problem with your choices? What would you recommend to others?

Post suggested through Debby@hear-me.social

Boosts welcome

#travel #interrail #travelling #journey #cash #cardPayments

Even a stopped clock is right twice a day ...

"... a new members' bill put forward by New Zealand First
would protect cash as a key option in transactions, requiring stores to take it for purchases up to $500. If drawn from the ballot and passed, NZ First leader Winston Peters said it would 'provide for the enduring use of cash as a private, accessible, and reliable method of payment'."

#NikDirga, 2025

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/business/567371/new-zealand-first-s-cash-transactions-protection-bill-what-it-is-and-what-it-could-do

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#payments #cash