For those planning a trip to Europe, one important factor that’s often overlooked is the currency exchange rate, which can significantly impact your overall travel expenses. This becomes especially relevant when considering the difference between traveling during the high season and low season.
When the Thai baht weakens against major currencies like the US dollar, yen, or euro, traveling abroad can become significantly more expensive. Many Thai travelers begin to hesitate before booking international flights, as currency exchange during such times can lead to higher costs. Even exchanging the same amount of baht gives less foreign currency, resulting in shorter trips or tighter budgets than originally planned.
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In 2025, many Thai people are eager to travel abroad again after several years of restrictions and economic challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2019. During fluctuating exchange rates and rising living costs, planning around foreign currency values has become an important way to make trips more affordable and worthwhile.
Every time before heading overseas, besides booking flights, hotels, or preparing your passport, one important task many travelers need to take care of is exchanging currency for the country they’re visiting. While it might seem like a minor issue, it can actually impact your travel budget significantly.
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Japan’s economy contracted in the first quarter of 2025, marking its first economic decline in a year. This development has raised concerns among investors and policymakers. Japan’s real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) fell by 0.7% compared to the previous quarter—a sharper drop than the market forecast of -0.2% and a stark contrast to earlier projections that anticipated 2.4% growth.
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