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Buy New Zealand Dollars

Travelling to New Zealand? Sort your travel money with TUI before you go, and spend more time enjoying the sights and sounds of Aukland or kicking back on the beaches of the Bay of Islands.

Competitive Exchange Rates

TUI Travel Money offer great rates on over 50 different currencies worldwide, all at 0% commission

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Click and Collect your currency online to collect from your nearest TUI Holiday Store. Order up to 7 days in advance and collect at a time that is convenient for you.

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Multi Currency Travel Money Card

Load up to 12 currencies on the same card, with the exchange rate fixed at the time of purchase*

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Why Order Travel Money With TUI?

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Order between £100 and £2,500 of currency

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Holiday Spending Guide

Use our holiday spending guide to help you decide how much to take

How to make the most of your New Zealand dollars on holiday

When you’re planning a trip to New Zealand, you’ll want to sort out some currency for your holiday. The official currency is the New Zealand dollar, which is used in the Cook Islands, Tokelau, Niue, and the Pitcairn Islands as well as New Zealand itself.

The exchange rate between the New Zealand dollar and the pound changes day by day, but the average for early 2023 was NZD 1.79 to the pound.

Where to buy New Zealand dollars

Make sure you get your New Zealand dollars before you go to get the best exchange rate. Visit your nearest TUI Store, order them from us online, or try the nifty, multi-currency TUI Travel Money card. It can be used in 36 million locations around the world and works just like a debit card.

A guide to using New Zealand dollars

New Zealand is a modern country with plenty of ATMs, and all major credit cards are accepted. You can expect to spend about 100 to 200 NZD a day if you’re going to see the sights – try our handy TUI calculator to work out your budget in advance.

Tipping and service charges are not the norm in New Zealand, though you can always show your appreciation if you feel it’s deserved.

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**TUI MULTI-CURRENCY TRAVEL MONEY MASTERCARD®

This card is issued by PrePay Technologies Limited pursuant to a licence by Mastercard International. PrePay Technologies Limited is an authorised Electronic Money Institution authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority under the Electronic Money Regulations 2011 (FRN: 900010) for the issuing of electronic money and payment instruments. Mastercard is a registered trademark, and the circles design is a trademark of Mastercard International Incorporated.

Your e-money issuer, Prepay Technologies Limited (referred to as "PPS" or "EPS" or "PPT") protects your money through a process known as safeguarding. As an e-money institution regulated by the FCA, EPS protects funds belonging to e-money customers through a process known as safeguarding. This means that client funds are kept separate from EPS’s own funds and it’s placed into a secure account with an authorised bank or covered through an insurance policy or similar guarantee. The services that EPS offers are not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). In the event of EPS's insolvency, although relevant funds are safeguarded as per the requirement of regulation 21 of the EMRs 2011, it could take longer for monies to be refunded and some costs could be deducted by the administrator or liquidator of the Firm during the insolvency process (as per regulation 24 of the EMRs 2011). Customers may check the FCA website (https://www.fca.org.uk/consumers/using-payment-service-providers) to find guidance in deciding whether the level of protection the firm offers is appropriate in their circumstances.