Pound which country

Away from the fly-and-flop resorts of the coast, Turkey is already an affordable and intriguing destination. As African destinations go, Zambia has it all. The awe-inspiring Vic Falls sit on its southern border. And its underrated national parks, like North and South Luangwa, Kasananka and Liuwa Plain, offer unparalleled wildlife viewing but without the crowds of its more famous neighbours.

Or have an extra cocktail or two as you watch the sunset set over Copacabana Beach in Rio. Often overshadowed by its better known neighbours, Uruguay has long been a favourite with those in the know. Peter Moore 11 December 9 fantastic destinations where your pound will go further in Thought your travel options were limited because the pound has plunged against the dollar and the euro? Here are the 9 countries where your pound will go further.

In some cases, much further Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentina Shutterstock. Find your adventure to Argentina on Trip Finder. Find your adventure to Iceland on Trip Finder. Fishermen at the sunset near Galle Shutterstock.

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Ipanema beach in Rio de Janeiro Shutterstock. Find your adventure to Brazil on Trip Finder. There are more than currencies in circulation in the world markets today with the pound being the most common and it is the oldest in the world still in use today. It dates back to when the pound was introduced through a decree replacing the then Egyptian piastre. The Sterling Pound is recognized as the official legal tender in the United Kingdom.

The Lebanese Pound is the official currency of the Republic of Lebanon. It is denoted by LBP and has been around since The official currency used in Syrian is the Syrian pound that is denoted by LS.

The Syrian Pound dated its origins to when the French introduced the Syrian Pound that was based on the Franc to replace the Egyptian Pound that was in use before that.

Before the two countries split, the Sudanese Pound was the official currency and had been used since Before that, the currencies that were in use were the Egyptian Pound which was preceded by the Dinar. Before the Pound, the currency that was used in the nation was the Spanish Real until when the current Gibraltar Pound was adopted.