The most common currency in Turkey is the YTL (New Turkish Lira) although other currencies are accepted in some shops and restaurants. We recommend for ease that you use the local currency when paying in cash but you can purchase many things on credit cards also. We advise all our passengers to carry some cash on you at all times for small purchases and paying for public toilets etc.

The highly favorable exchange rate makes travel to Turkey extremely affordable. Most banks in the U.S. do not carry Turkish currency, which is called the "Turkish Lira". However, Turkish currency is easily obtainable upon arrival in Turkey at any exchange office or bank. Daily exchange rates can be obtained from Turkish Central Bank web site at www.tcmb.gov.tr. This site is in both Turkish and English, and gives links to all Turkish Banks.

What about credit cards? Depending where you are in Honduras, you can get away without exchanging money! The official currency of Honduras is the Lempira. If you are going to be spending your time at the main cities (Tegucigalpa and San Pedro Sula) you may pay with US$ and people will gladly take them, however, if you go to the countryside it is very unlikely people will take dollars. You can exchange money at a currency exchange house, usually located near the airports or at big cities.

Exchanging: Host countries will provide information regarding hotel and meals in Local as well as US currency. It is important that you become aware of the exchange rate between your currency and theirs to determine what the accurate cost of items and services should be. Currency rates vary daily in some countries. You can find the current exchange rate between currencies via the Internet at: http://www.xe.com/ucc/full.shtml this information is only a guideline.

You can cash your traveler's checks or exchange your paper notes at banks, hotels and tourist stores, airport bank offices, etc. We recommend the exchange of small bills at all times.

Most restaurants, markets, and other service providers readily accept US dollars. They will generally give you change in local currency. The local currency is the Boliviano. Check out our Currency Converter for the latest exchange rates.

Super Aranjuez on the corner if you have cash (as you exit take a left and walk 1/2 block) and talk to Min, the owner. He is a Chinese man who will almost always exchange US$ for Costa Rican Colones at the current exchange rate. Our suggestion is to first buy juice, milk or water e.g. with a large US$ bill and then ask if he can change more US$ for Colones.

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From the first hours of being on St. Petersburg's ground you will need money. Paper money and metal coins are in demand in Russia. Paper money is in denomination 5, 10, 50, 100, 500 and 1000 rubles, coins - 1, 5, 10, 50 kopeck, and also 1, 2 and 5 rubles. There are hundred kopecks in one ruble. It's possible to exchange cash dollars in numerous currency exchange offices, which are located in hotels, shops, and banks.

a rough guide people spend an average of US$10 to US$15 a day on the train and on the organized stopovers we offer in Mongolia, Irkutsk and Ekaterinburg. The main factor is likely to be your level of consumption of alcohol and souvenirs. Moscow and St Petersburg, if you only have accommodation with breakfast paid for in advance, are more expensive. A bare minimum would really be US$30 a day.

This depends on who you ask! The general consensus is that American money goes further in Jamaica than Jamaican currency. Most experienced folks will tell you to stick with the American money.

Yes, you need to cancel your personal and departmental Long Distance Access Numbers and your long distance Credit Card.

Money exchanges by cash or traveler's checks can be made at various banks and tourist hotels. Current exchange rates can be found using a currency converter, for example, www.xe.com. In May 2007 the exchange rate was US Dollar: 1 - 9,750 Cedi.