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Even if Discover or American Express say their cards are accepted in a certain country, that doesnât mean all merchants there will accept them. Thus, itâs generally wise to take a Visa or MasterCard as a backup. Also, consider taking a debit card in case youâre in a cash-only situation and an ATM is nearby.