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- ATM's and cash machines - North America
- More Tour and Travel Advice for the USA and Canada by – Angie, Tour Manager, North America Accessing money is hardly ever a problem. There are banks, Western Unions, and ATMs along ...
- Banks - North America
- More Tour and Travel Advice for the USA and Canada US and Canadian banks are normally open Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm and also on Saturday mornings. Very few banks are willing to change...
- Credit Cards - North America
- Contiki accepts Visa, MasterCard and American Express as payment for optional excursions, hotel and other bookings in North America. Generally credit cards and other bank issued cards are a ...
- How much spending money should I bring? - North America
- More Tour and Travel Advice for the USA and Canada How much spending money to budget for is a difficult question to answer as everyone has their own style and rate of travel spending. Some will ...
- How to pay for optional excursions - North America
- Optional excursions are booked and paid for through your Tour Manager once you are on tour. Every Tour Manager in North America has their own style when it comes to collecting payment for op...
- Money - North America
- The basic unit of currency in the USA is the Dollar ($). Most US currency is in the form of paper notes available in $1, $2 (rare) $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100. Coins are available in 1c (penny) 5c (...
- Travellers cheques - North America
- More Tour and Travel Advice for the USA and Canada “Traveller’s checks in US dollars is also a great investment up front because they are accepted nearly everywhere.” - Angie, Tou...
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