[Kerwin at Passrider.com] Video Tuesday

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Kerwin
December 17, 2024

Hi Fellow Traveler,

It’s time for Video Tuesday once more. Thank you for being so supportive in watching these aviation moments and subscribing to the channel. It’s appreciated.

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Top 7 Verified Reasons to Bring Cash for International Travel

I traveled for 14 days in Europe visiting Poland, France, Portugal, and Spain. These are the top verified reasons to bring cash while traveling internationally:

Restaurant Tips: We paid by card for most meals. However, in the countries we visited, the card terminal never (99%) gave us the option to leave a tip. The only way to tip is with cash.
Attractions / Experiences: Castle and museum exhibitions with onsite ticket offices only took cash payments.
Street Vendors / Café: There are plenty of delicious snacks offered by street vendors all around the world. The cost can be cheap, but the vendors usually only accept cash.
Shopping: Many vintage shops in Portugal had a cash-only sign, while in Poland, the shop manager was willing to negotiate the price of some keepsakes when paying in cash.
Public Restrooms: In many places in Europe, public restrooms charge a small fee, typically payable only in cash.
Taxi Ride: Taxi and buses may only accept cash. Make sure you have enough cash for fares, especially where rideshare apps aren't available.
Prepare for Emergencies: Card terminals can fail, and credit cards can get fraud-blocked. Having cash ensures you can handle emergencies and make essential purchases without stress or worry.

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I hope you enjoyed the video from last week’s video, a Malaysia Airlines Boeing 747-400 taking off.