What should I use when traveling to Hong Kong?

#TravelHongKong 🇭🇰 Focus on exchanging cash or using YouTrip? For those who are planning to travel abroad and are hesitating about how much money to exchange, I must say that Travel Card is a must-have for everyone. Recently, I used YouTrip in Hong Kong and it worked very well because it got the best rate. Foodies and shoppers will love it 🥰 Sign up now. It's free and you still get a good rate. It's a must-have. Advantages of YouTrip that I like from real users 💕 - Very good rate, can be used to spend in more than 150 currencies worldwide - Can exchange and save 10 currencies in advance. Anyone who has a long-term travel plan and finds a good rate can exchange and save it first. - Easy to use, very convenient, just top up and swipe/tap the card. - Withdraw cash from ATMs abroad with no fees. - Top up Thai baht or exchange money conveniently, just have the KPlus and YouTrip apps. - There are separate apps, check rates in real time, and exchange at the right time when you're satisfied with the rate. You can exchange before flying or while traveling, as long as you have wifi. - Now you can link it with Alipay and Google Pay, making it even more convenient. Any store with the Mastercard, Alipay, or Google Pay symbols can use it. The application method is very easy. 📲 Download the YouTrip app from the app store/play store. Free registration, no initial or annual fees. After applying, you will receive a hard card with the Mastercard symbol sent to your home within 5-7 days. Once you receive the card, click My card has arrived in the app to activate it. For Hong Kong, I have been to almost all large shops, restaurants, and chain stores. If there is no Mastercard symbol, try looking at the Alipay or Googlepay symbols, but you have to link it to the card before using it. For example, when you go to visit the little ones in Pop Mart, buy things at Disneyland, or take the Airport Express, you can use YouTrip. You can also use the MTR, but only at the blue counter with the Mastercard symbol. The rate is better than the money you exchanged before going. If you want something more convenient, you can use the MTR Octopus card at any counter. You can use it on buses, convenience stores, small shops, or if you need more cash than you exchanged, you can withdraw cash from Bank of China/HSBC ATMs at a low rate, with no fees, and no fees. The free withdrawal promotion is now extended until March 31, 2025. If there is an extension, I will let you know. Summary Youtrip = Mainly for spending + withdrawing money at ATMs + adding Octopus Cash = Exchange for emergencies because some shops still accept cash Octopus = This is the most convenient for traveling. Add money when you arrive. When you return the card, you can get the money back.