Traveling overseas is, for the majority of people, an exhilarating and relaxing way to spend free time that is filled with novel experiences, views, tastes, and fragrances. While most individuals make an effort to keep track of the major expenses associated with travelling overseas, such as lodging, transportation, meals out, etc., not everyone remembers to pay close attention to a less noticeable expense, such as buying foreign currency.

Cash is still king in many regions of the world, including Europe and Asia, despite the development of cashless payments. In this article, we'll go through the two most common methods for obtaining cash abroad: purchasing foreign currency directly and using an ATM abroad.