Top 10 currencies
Thomas Cook foreign exchange allows you to order and collect your currency in the way that most suits your lifestyle. You can get cash delivered to your home, pick it up in store or colllect at the airport as you head off away. Currency can be issued as cash, travellers cheques or on our new Travel Moneycard. Below are some details on our top ten selling currencies...
US Dollar
The US dollar is a powerful currency in the world and is used in most international transactions specifically in exchanging them for euros or pounds. It is mostly used in America, but is also used in some South American countries as the main form of currency.
Euro
The Euro is the most used out of all the European currencies, making it ideal for people wishing to travel from country to country, and allows you to a have a trouble free holiday without having to worry about which currency to use in different countries.
Turkish Lira
The Turkish Lira is invaluable to the success of the Turkey travel industry. In fact, shopping is one of the highlights of a Turkey holiday. There are a number of goods at markets and in stores, with specific products that are great value for your Turkish lira.
Egyptian Pound
The Egyptian Pound is the currency used in Egypt and is currently weak against the pound. With the current situation of the euro being strong against the pound, people wishing to go on holiday have been increasingly tempted to go to Egypt.
Swiss Franc
The Swiss Franc is the currency used in Switzerland and even though it's a small country, the currency is held in high regard across Europe. If it is ever seen as being weak against other currencies, it generally means that others will soon follow suit.
Canadian Dollar
The Canadian Dollar is the currency used in Canada and is very weak against the pound which means anyone looking for a holiday will get excellent value for money, so the chance to go to such a beautiful country is an offer that cannot be missed.
UAE Dirham
The UAE Dirham is the currency used in the United Arab Emirates and this amazing group of cities including Dubai and Abu Dhabi are continuing to develop and grow always trying to add new attractions and activities for people going on holiday there.
Czech Koruna
The Czech Koruna is the currency of the Czech Republic which is made up of Bohemia and Moravia. Positioned in central Europe, it is easy to get to and is popular amongst tourists due to the wonderful landscape, beautiful weather and friendly atmosphere.
Australian Dollar
The Australian Dollar is the currency for Australia and certain Pacific islands. The exchange rate of the pound against the dollar is very strong which makes your holiday money go even further than it would if you decided to spend your holiday in Britain.
Bulgarian Lev
The Bulgarian Lev is the currency used in Bulgaria and as the current exchange rate for the Bulgarian lev against the pound is so weak, it makes it an ideal opportunity for people from Britain to choose Bulgaria as their upcoming holiday destination.
