Ive been looking round at a few websites and they all seem to say that i should be taking sterling when i go to bulgaria. why is this?? i would normally change my cash into the local currency, is this a no no in bulgaria?
I took lavs which i changed in the uk for 2.65 to the pound. when i got to pamps the alaska supermaket had 2.85 with no comission. You are talk about only a few quid difference.
But have some lavs ready for your first day at least.
. we found tipping a bit of a strain and found we spend more than we thought we would. if you tip at the table and then at the bar your money goes fast. one of the group we were with paid on there room in the hotel this made it cheaper. tipping is expected