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The amount of spending money to take to Geneva depends on your planned activities and duration of stay. On average, budget travelers might need around CHF 50-100 per day for meals, transportation, and small expenses, while mid-range travelers may require CHF 150-250 daily. If you plan to dine at nicer restaurants or enjoy cultural activities, it's wise to budget more. Always consider having a mix of cash and card options for convenience.

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