How much Australian dollars should I bring? Can I pay by card for meals ?

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Please note that card security is generally not a problem at hotels, supermarkets, etc., but it is still recommended to use cash in suburban areas or small stores.

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Five hundred dollars per person is enough, and most places accept credit cards, including Visa and Mastercard.

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