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While Thai Baht is the primary currency, some tourist-focused businesses in Phuket may accept foreign currencies, especially US dollars and euros. However, this isn't common, so it's best to double-check before making a purchase.
• For a strong option exchange rates and convenience, it's advisable to use ATMs or currency exchange services to get Thai Baht. Local banks and exchange booths typically offer fair rates.
• Be cautious when using foreign currency as some vendors might give you a poor exchange rate or not accept it at all. Always have some Baht on hand for smaller purchases.
Allow extra time for traffic and weather. Confirm the specific service on the day, agree prices or use an app where practical, and keep screenshots of bookings and pickup details.