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Travel money now available from 100 Waitrose stores

Tea bags, biscuits, and coffee most popular home comforts packed by holiday makers

by Fiona Briggs
July 26, 2025
in Retailer News
Reading Time: 3 mins read

WaitroseHoliday makers can now pick up their euros and US dollars along with their sun lotion, tea bags, and travel essentials from 100 Waitrose stores across the country.  Customers can buy their travel money from the Welcome Desk in participating Waitrose stores in multiples of €250 euros and $250 (US), up to a maximum of two wallets (€500 or $500).

The new service comes as John Lewis Money discovered that a third (32 per cent) of all holiday makers take tea bags away with them, 19 per cent pack their favourite biscuits, and a similar 18 per cent take coffee on holiday.  Five per cent even pack their preferred loo roll.

The Travel Money to Go service complements the Bureau de Change offering in sister John Lewis stores.  The service monitors exchange rates daily offering customers competitive rates, and all travel money services are commission free.

Speaking about the new service, Matt Richardson from John Lewis Money said: “We know our customers will often do a last minute quick shop before heading on holiday.  Our new travel money service means customers can collect their holiday money from 100 Waitrose stores at the same time as buying their last minute tea bags and other travel essentials.  Customers should head to the Welcome Desk and our Partners will be happy to help.”

Full travel money options from John Lewis and Waitrose:

  • Click & Collect: Buy online and collect in over 330 Waitrose stores or a John Lewis Bureau de Change.  Over 50 currencies are available. Order before 3pm for the next available working day collection.  Free on orders over £500.

  • Next-day delivery: Order online before 3pm and currency will be delivered to a customer’s door the next working day.  Over 50 currencies are available. Free home delivery on orders over £500.

  • Visit us at a John Lewis store: Choose from a wide range of popular currencies at an in-store Bureau de Change, open 7 days a week.

  • Travel Money to Go: Grab euros or US dollars in convenient pre-packed amounts of €250 and $250 at 100 Waitrose stores, 7 days a week.

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