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Your $100 can go a long way in Vietnam. Budget travelers can expect to spend up to $25 a day on food and lodging. Middle-budget spenders can enjoy good restaurant food, hire cabs, and stay comfortably in good hotels for about $35-65 a day.
According to Knight Frank's report, in order to be included in the 1% richest people in Vietnam, one needs to have assets worth at least US$160,000. For Monaco, which has the world's densest population of super-rich, the entry point for the principality's branch of the 1% club is US$7.9 million.
Vietnamese Dong is the best currency to use with no doubts. Most payments are made in Vietnamese Dong, but US dollars can be directly used for some hotels, restaurants, tours, or other services. You may see the prices for food, drinks, and souvenirs in Ho Chi Minh City's airport are all in US dollars.
For visitors to Vietnam, this often leads to the surprise that they're “instant millionaires” upon converting foreign currency into đồng. While that's technically true, having a million Vietnamese dong does not make you wealthy. At the time of this writing, for example, 1 million đồng is worth about $43 U.S. dollars.
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