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South African Rand has strengthened significantly in value against the UK pound since February of 2009, meaning that UK visitors now get a lot less when they convert to the South African currency compared with this time last year.
Planning on a visit to South Africa?
If you’re planning on a visit to South Africa then don’t let poorer Rand rates put you off – we’ve just published some South Africa travel tips to try to help you get the most out of your trip.
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