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First Rate Exchange Services Limited (First Rate) research has revealed that the eurozone is set to remain by far the most popular destination for UK travellers during 2010, with almost 22 million people¹ intending to visit countries across the region during the year.
New research from First Rate Exchange Services Limited (First Rate) has revealed some positive signs for the travel industry with 58 per cent of UK adults stating they intend to take at least one holiday overseas this year. A further 22 per cent are still considering their travel options.
New research from First Rate Exchange Services (First Rate) has revealed some interesting trends in the usage of travel money cards by UK travellers.
Visitors to the eurozone are set to see their holiday cash go further this year as price cuts across many resorts will result in better value for holidaymakers according to First Rate Exchange Services Ltd (First Rate).
First Rate Exchange Services (First Rate) is anticipating strong demand for US dollars during the next month as sterling’s rising strength against the dollar makes New York an attractive destination for UK bargain hunters wanting to save cash on Christmas gifts.
First Rate Exchange Services (First Rate) has announced its appointment as the new provider behind Virgin Holidays online travel money services.
With half term holidays just around the corner new research from First Rate Exchange Services has revealed that less than half (48 per cent) of UK holidaymakers calculate how much cash they will need for their for overseas holiday spend, resulting in many paying far more for their holiday money through costly cash withdrawals from ATMs whilst overseas.
As the long haul season approaches and UK travellers seek out warmer climes, First Rate Exchange Services is advising UK travellers to check currency restrictions to avoid falling foul of foreign customs laws and regulations.
UK travellers looking for winter sun destinations offering best value are advised to look to the Far East and destinations such as Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia, according to First Rate Exchange Services.
First Rate Exchange Services (First Rate) has today announced its appointment as the provider behind P&O Ferries new online travel money service.
New research from First Rate Exchange Services has revealed that Trafalgar Square is the top tourist attraction for international travellers visiting the UK.
First Rate Exchange Services and HiFX have joined forces to launch a new white-labelled international payment service which allows businesses to provide their customers with an international money transfer service which offers security, highly competitive exchange rates and simple online transfer options.
First Rate Exchange Services is the UK’s leading wholesaler of foreign exchange services, and the provider behind the Post Office’s® market leading service. In its latest holiday money trends report the Post Office® has revealed some interesting purchasing trends for the first half of 2009, and an insight into which initiatives, from massive reductions in air fares from both scheduled airlines and low cost carriers to the reductions in prices by cheaper European city hotel beds¹, are working to encourage international travel from the UK.
As the peak summer travel period gets underway timely new research from First Rate Exchange Services has revealed some interesting variations in the UK’s international travel trends.
First Rate Exchange Services has announced it has increased its provision of over the counter euro foreign exchange services to the Post Office® network, increasing availability from 7800 to over 8400 branches.
First Rate Exchange Services has announced it is more than doubling its provision of over the counter Turkish lira foreign exchange services to the Post Office® network, from 1400 to over 4000 branches.
First Rate Exchange Services is advising FX retailers to expect strong demand for eastern European currencies this spring as new research reveals that Budapest, Warsaw and Prague are set to offer best value to UK travellers looking for a short haul city break destination.
UK holidaymakers seeking destinations outside the eurozone to make their pounds go further by avoiding poor euro sterling exchange rates may need to do some homework before they book, according to First Rate Exchange Services.
First Rate Exchange Services (First Rate) is reminding foreign exchange retailers to urge travellers heading to the US to be aware of new rules which come into force from 12 January, which require them to give 72 hours notice of US entry.
UK travellers looking for destinations where their cash will go further are advised to look to long haul destinations such as Thailand and South Africa, where lower living costs and better exchange rates are set to offer Brits best value during 2009, according to First Rate Exchange Services (First Rate).
The winter transfer window which opens on 1 January 2008 may see some bargain bids from European football clubs looking to take advantage of the strength of the euro against sterling according to First Rate Exchange Services.
easyJet, the UK’s largest airline, has today announced the launch of its new online foreign exchange service, offering travellers easy access to the widest range of foreign currencies available from any UK airline, combined with the convenience of next day home delivery.
Currency retailers offering easy access to Australian dollars have emerged as the surprise winners of sterling’s strength against the currency according to First Rate Exchange Services.
First Rate Exchange Services is expecting strong demand from FX retailers for European currencies this winter as cash-strapped Brits seek out the best value destinations for skiing holidays.
The Far East is set to be the half term getaway destination for cash conscious UK travellers looking for a sunshine holiday where their pounds will go further according to First Rate Exchange Services.
First Rate Exchange Services is reporting a boom in currency sales in the first weeks of September 2008 as UK travellers escape the UK’s wettest year on record¹ with an exodus to warmer and drier climes.
As one of the most successful Olympic Games for team GB comes to a close First Rate Exchange Services Ltd (First Rate) has revealed one of the other winners of the 2008 Olympics to be currency retailers offering easy access to yuan currency.
First Rate Exchange Services is reporting that sales of Chinese yuan by the Post Office® network have risen by 44 per cent compared to last year, ahead of the Olympics.
Italy and Greece are set to offer best value to UK families looking to combine some summer sun with sightseeing trips...
In the first of a series of regular reports on the state of the foreign exchange market First Rate … is reporting that the credit crunch, plummeting pound and fuel surcharges on flights and ferries are so far failing to deter UK holidaymakers from planning overseas trips this summer.
First Rate Exchange Services is providing the Post Office® with a euro and US dollar currency service from 13 specially designed ATMs for a trial of a new foreign exchange service in selected Post Office® branches.
First Rate Exchange Services is supporting the Post Office® in extending its market leading foreign exchange service to 50 WHSmith branches across the UK.
Football fans heading to Moscow for Wednesday’s Champions League final are set to drive a record month for ruble sales by UK foreign currency retailers...
First Rate Exchange Services, the UK’s leading provider of foreign exchange services, is anticipating a boom in demand for sterling to dollar currency transactions following the introduction of the Open Skies Agreement.
First Rate Exchange Services has launched a new on demand Chinese yuan service to allow foreign currency retailers to meet the increased demand expected for the currency as the Olympic Games makes China a travel hotspot in 2008.
First Rate Exchange Services, the leading provider of foreign currency services to UK businesses, has re-signed American Express® as its partner and supplier of traveller’s cheques.
The eurozone got bigger this week as two of the most popular destinations – Malta and Cyprus – joined Europe’s currency club.