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Question
Nan,
WILL I need Bermuda currency at any point during my week stay?
Hi Stephenie,
If you're travelling with US currency, then no. You won't need Bermuda currency at all, but you'll get plenty of it as change in your cash transactions. The Bermuda dollar is pegged to the US dollar and US currency is accepted everywhere. If you're not using US currency, then, yes, you'll need Bermuda money.
Have a great trip!
Nan
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Nan
Expertise
Nan fields questions about Bermuda from a tourist's point of view. Expertise includes Bermuda on a budget, places to snorkel and why, staying safe, planning a trip, where to stay to maximize the experience, the Civil War connection, and much more. Additional resource referrals are often provided.
Experience
After a rain-soaked week back in the late '80s, Nan declared that Bermuda would become her destination of choice - rain or no rain. Since then, she has visited this Atlantic Ocean beauty nearly every year. She gladly shares her experiences with others. Ask a question today!
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Nan is a freelance commercial writer whose work has appeared in daily, weekly, and monthly print and electronic publications. She frequently authors web content and writes original features for a variety of clients including government organizations, non-profits, universities, and small businesses.
Education/Credentials
Nan is a communications veteran with more than 25 years of experience in public relations, advertising and marketing.
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