 Before traveling you have to prepare money. Don't take one form of money with you. It is recommended to take a mixture of cash (notes and coins) and travelers cheques and order them from your bank way in advance.
Credit cards can be used now in most countries.
Don't keep your credit cards, cash and travelers cheques along with other important document all together in case they are stolen or you loose them and make sure you keep a record of your account numbers and emergency telephone for cancellations etc. separate.
Many hotels have safes but not all budget accommodation does so if all fails you can usually rent a safe from a bank for a small fee but for a big piece of mind.
Leave a credit card at home with your family or friends in case of an emergency.
Money tips:
– Be sure you have enough to cover emergencies.
– Take travelers' cheques.
– Keep a separate record of their numbers.
– Carry only as much money as you need for the day.
– If you have to carry plenty of money, ask your partner or a friend to carry some for you.
– Use a money belt or secure inside pocket.
– Leave the rest in a hotel safe.
Credit card tips:
– Check the expiry dates.
– Make a separate note of their numbers.
– Leave at least one of your credit cards in the hotel safe; don't carry all of them with you.
– Write down the emergency telephone number for cancellation. Also think over a credit card protection policy.
– Check your credit card is accepted in the country you are visiting - in some countries you may not be able to apply any credit cards.
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