So, your flight’s booked, your suitcase is open, and the excitement is building—you're going to South Korea! But then the practical stuff creeps in: Wait, should I exchange my money now or when I land? It’s one of those nagging travel questions that no one talks about until it’s too late and you’ve lost a chunk of your budget to bad exchange rates. Let’s not let that happen. Here’s a guide that walks you through the real options—based on 2025 realities—with the goal of saving your money and giving you peace of mind before your trip. 1. Should You Exchange Money Before Leaving Home? Let’s be honest—there’s a certain comfort in having some cash in your wallet before you step on the plane. But here’s the deal: exchanging large amounts of money at your local bank or airport counter usually means you’ll pay more and get less. Better idea? Just swap enough to get through the first few hours—maybe $50 to $100 in Korean won. That’ll cover a coffee at the airport, a subway ticket, or you...