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Euro - sorry if this has been asked.
Mimi_Arc_en_ciel
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Hi!
Flying to Germany next week, want to spend some money in duty free (£150)
Have checked Moneysavingexpert for best rate and decided to go with TravelEx.
Now i have a dimelma. Am i better off getting cash - or a cash passport? I wont be spending money outside of the airport (everything else has been paid for)
I tried to pay at Frankfurt airport with my bank card last year but they didnt except it so had to run to an ATM.
So . . . does Frankfurt airport accept a cash passport
And
Which would i be better off with? cash or cash passport (should say - only in germany for 2 days and wont be going back out of UK until next summer at least after this trip)
Thanks!
Flying to Germany next week, want to spend some money in duty free (£150)
Have checked Moneysavingexpert for best rate and decided to go with TravelEx.
Now i have a dimelma. Am i better off getting cash - or a cash passport? I wont be spending money outside of the airport (everything else has been paid for)
I tried to pay at Frankfurt airport with my bank card last year but they didnt except it so had to run to an ATM.
So . . . does Frankfurt airport accept a cash passport
And
Which would i be better off with? cash or cash passport (should say - only in germany for 2 days and wont be going back out of UK until next summer at least after this trip)
Thanks!
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There's no 'Duty free', you're staying within Europe and tax/duty will be paid. Airports are an expensive place to buy anything, even more expensive if you change money to do so.0
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ty for the reply - i've checked and it works out a bit cheaper for the things i want to buy (taking into account current exchange rate)
So kinda MSE
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