The exchange rate is one of the issues that most concern Brazilian tourists traveling abroad, especially to the United States and European countries.
This is because the currencies that run in these nations are much more valued than the real, such as the dollar, the euro, the Swiss franc and the pound sterling.
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As a result, the Brazilian currency tends to be exchanged for small amounts of local money, which reduces the purchasing power of Tupiniquim tourists.
However, there are some tourist destinations where the opposite happens: the real is stronger than the local currency.
That way, Brazilians who travel to these places can go with more money in their pockets, which improves -and a lot- the travel experience.
Meet 5 of these countries in the following topics!
The first country on the list is Paraguay, a neighboring country that can be accessed from the south of Brazil and is known for being a destination for those who want to buy electronics, clothing and other products for minors prices.
In Paraguay, the currency is the Guarani. Currently, 1 real is equivalent to 1,446 guaranis. It's a lot, isn't it?
Colombia is another South American country that has a currency that is less valued than the real. To give you an idea, 1 real is equivalent to 904 Colombian pesos.
This currency issue adds to other facilities that Brazilians have to enter Colombia and makes the country, with its colorful cities and beautiful beaches, a great option for those who want to take a vacation many different.
Known for its beautiful beaches, pulsating cities and mountainous areas with breathtaking landscapes, the Dominican Republic is very accessible to Brazilians.
Nowadays, 1 real is worth about 11 Dominican pesos. That is, with R$ 1 thousand in your pocket, it is possible to obtain 11,000 pesos.
Despite demanding expensive airline tickets and a tiring journey, as it is located in Asia, Indonesia can be attractive for other reasons.
The country is full of ancient ruins, places with beautiful landscapes and many points where it is possible to integrate with the local culture.
And of course, there is also the ease of the currency, which costs much less than the Brazilian real. As of May 2023, 1 real is worth around 2,987 Indonesian rupees. Impressive!
Finally, we have Hungary, the only European country on our list, which is located in the east of the Old Continent.
On site, it is possible to visit tourist attractions and the popular Hungarian night without having to use euros. Instead, it is possible to exchange 1 real for 70 Hungarian guilders. That's quite a lot for a European country!
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