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JohnnyJet

replying to @VisaNews @VisaNews A9 I use credit cards everywhere because they’re so much easier and quicker (contactless payment) and sometimes even cheaper (if you don’t get charged foreign transaction fees) #VisaAmbassador #TravelSkills

cjmcginnis

replying to @VisaNews @VisaNews A9 Most of my business trips are nearly 100% cashless. Wish there were a way to tip hotel housekeepers with a credit card! #VisaAmbassador #TravelSkills

TravelerTed

replying to @cjmcginnis @cjmcginnis A9: Credit cards as much as possible for the points, the security of not having a pile of cash, and tracking expenses. Unless cash is better for the vendor (like a small cost or a tip) and often it is. #TravelSkills

theplanetd

A9 We definitely use credit cards more often than cash. It's just easier #TravelSkills

LandLopers

A9: Definitely try to. It’s easier and ends up saving me money, but it’s not always possible #travelskills

cjmcginnis

replying to @VisaNews @VisaNews A9 There are so many incredible countries where paying with card is easier than cash – check out the top ten here! https://t.co/fb7gJhWrEw #VisaAmbassador #TravelSkills

SmarterTravel

A9: Yes! You can save money on ATM withdrawal and currency exchange fees as long as your credit card doesn't charge you extra for foreign transactions: https://t.co/bWVrenavsO #TravelSkills

HideawayReport

A9 Not more often, but our editor-in-chief never leaves home without cash, usually divided into small bills. We also like to secure some local currency at an ATM at the airport upon arrival. https://t.co/82nVSrr5Il #TravelSkills

tweetingtalya

A9 When traveling in other countries, I tend to use cash more often than credit cards. It also depends on the credit card and location. Is it for work or fun, airport purchases or in town/city souvenirs, do I get points per purchase, etc. #TravelSkills

KirstenAlana

A9. Of course I do! Wracking up all those points so I can just travel more. #TravelSkills

VisaNews

RT @cjmcginnis: @VisaNews A9 Most of my business trips are nearly 100% cashless. Wish there were a way to tip hotel housekeepers with a cre…

TheRestOfItaly

replying to @travelskills @travelskills A9 depends on the country. Italy or Argentina cash is king. Edit that, exact change is king #TravelSkills #VisaAmbassador

travelskills

RT @SmarterTravel: A9: Yes! You can save money on ATM withdrawal and currency exchange fees as long as your credit card doesn't charge you…

travelskills

RT @LandLopers: A9: Definitely try to. It’s easier and ends up saving me money, but it’s not always possible #travelskills https://t.co/Uv2…

wtcgroup

replying to @travelskills @travelskills A9 Try not to except for large purchases like hotel rooms, expensive merchandise, etc. Spending plastic on smaller incidental purchases exposes the card to more chances of fraud and skimming. #TravelSkills

_A_W_C

replying to @LandLopers @LandLopers A9: When possible, yes, to earn points! #TravelSkills

KnutsonTravels

A9: That would depend on the country, India would mostly be cash while Japan would mostly be card. #TravelSkills

Ankitsi52816875

RT @KirstenAlana: A9. Of course I do! Wracking up all those points so I can just travel more. #TravelSkills https://t.co/b14sjvvY0K

WorldTravelWM

replying to @travelskills @travelskills A9: Yes, as much as possible. It is safer, exchange rate is reasonable and I get the points or miles 😊. However, it is not always possible. Especially in remote areas or countries where credit cards are not widely accepted.

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Travelteaandme

RT @cjmcginnis: @VisaNews A9 There are so many incredible countries where paying with card is easier than cash – check out the top ten here…

ClaireFromYVR

replying to @KnutsonTravels @KnutsonTravels Also depends on the purchase. I use local currency for small things, but cards for Hotel, Gifts, sit-down restaurants (if I can). #TravelSkills
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CourtneyKnox26

replying to @travelskills @travelskills A9. Yes especially for larger purchases. The exchange rate is taken care of and it is safer. #travelskills #travel #VisaAmbassador

quemero20

RT @cjmcginnis: @VisaNews A9 Most of my business trips are nearly 100% cashless. Wish there were a way to tip hotel housekeepers with a cre…

SpudHilton

A9. I tend to err on the side of paying for most things with cash. The only place I've ever been turned down paying with cash is in SanFrancisco. Har! #travelskills