Everywhere I go in the U.S, Canada or United Kingdom people are surprise to hear that I am Jamaican, maybe this is because of how I act. People should know that Jamaica is a CIVILIZED COUNTRY....
I am an American of German, Irish and Korean descent.
Of course, many of us(Americans) do not know our ancestry entirely but still we know at least a part of our ancestry.
I am just curious ...
A few friends and I (all in our 20s) want to go to Jamaica next summer. Thinking of staying in a super-inclucive resort. Want advice on which resorts and cities are the best....
I thought I could talk meh talk around meh people because they understand what de france ah saying but I only getting one set ah "eh??" and people explaining their drinking habits and ...
we booked a vacation package through jetblue. now we find out that pool is closed at the hotel we are stayin at. jetblue said we could go to another pool. but won't refund the money. is that ...
I just came back from Barbados a couple of days ago and I took both. I would suggest just taking BDS ($3 to our GBP), simply beacause it's easier and when you're out you don't have to keep converting it in your head!! It's not hard I know, but it makes the difference after a couple of drinks!!!
stardust
BD$ are far easier if you get US dollars you can pay with them but you get change in BD$ its difficult to work out where you are up to. I have been several times and find BD$ much easier
Niinnaa
Use U.S in hopes that they will accept it. Because if you have any money left you don't have to worry about switching currency when you get back................Have you ever thought about traveler's checks. Everybody accepts them and its no hassle when they are lost because much information is needed to cash them.
LJRobbie
Get a few BD$ before you leave the UK, and then utilize your ATM card to get money and make purchases
You'll get a much better rate of exchange
gissyali
i was in barbados 4 3 weeks and us$ is better. its 2BD$ to 1US$ it makes shopping easier and cheaper because u pay get duty free shopping at the malls. when u get there go the Shereaton Mall its fun to shop
Paul Rules
US$ are a lot stronger
Fleur de Lis
US and exchange it as you go there. If you pay with american money you will get their money back in change. It's not worth trying to exchange their money back to US dollars when you are done.
CaribbeanWay
US$
quilt-babe
they like the almighty US dollar...
jaci
Have a bit of both BD$ and US$ but more of the US$ that seems to talk more their and have a wicked time
Barkley Hound
Use a credit card.
Rogue
US$
CATHOLIC PRIEST!!
Either one will work fine. The Barbadian dollar is pretty strong at $2 Barbadian to $1 US.
Kev's Girl
Take Pound sterling (£) the exchange very good at moment. The US dollar is doubled in Barbados ie skirt is $50 US will be $100 Bajan dollars.
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