Tesco Travel Money: How to save while on holiday

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Tesco Travel Money: How to save while on holiday

At a time when Brits are cutting down on luxuries in a bid to afford their hard-earned trips, Tesco Travel Money has offered some pointers on how the costs of holidaying abroad can be brought down further.

In order to curb spending and put a stop to the temptation of buying unnecessary souvenirs, setting a budget is a must, it states.

Another way in which to save a few pennies here and there is to shop around thoroughly for the best currency exchange rates, the financial authority recommends.

Resisting the temptation to pull out the plastic could also pay dividends for those holidaying abroad, the group adds, as the charges attached to them can make for eye-watering reading once you get home.

Finally those thrifty jetsetters with a few notes left over can demonstrate further sensible tendencies by shopping around for a good buy back rate, it concludes.

Recent research conducted by consumer group Which? shows that shopping around for good exchange and commission rates could save consumers up to £40.

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