US Frequently Asked Questions
What language is spoken in US?
While the US has no official language, English is spoken most commonly throughout the country. As one of the most linguistically diverse countries on the planet, over 350 languages can be heard in the US, with notable populations of Spanish, Chinese, and Tagalog speakers.
What currency is used in US?
The American dollar ($) is used across the country. It is highly recommended to exchange your national currency into US dollars, as other currencies are not accepted for payments in the US.
Do I need a visa to travel to US?
Canadians may travel to the US without visas with the purpose of visiting. Most other passport holders will require a visa to enter the US, which should be verified before trying to cross the border.
When is the best time to visit US?
America’s diverse geography and climate allows you to find weather to suit any tastes year round. Generally, the USA has a continental climate, meaning it experiences cold winters and hot summers. There are some exceptions, particularly along the cool-to-warm gradient of the Pacific coast, the near-tropics of the Gulf of Mexico, and the country’s many mountainous regions and scorching deserts.
Is there transportation within US?
With an extensive transportation network that includes planes, trains, and buses, travelling across the US has never been more convenient. Hop on the subway in New York City or hail an iconic yellow taxi as you move across America’s major cities. Renting a car is a great way to embark upon your own great American road trip, roaring down historic roadways like Route 66 or the beautiful stretches of the Big Sur Coast Highway.
Is the US a family friendly destination?
The US has something for everyone, from the bubbling geysers of Yellowstone National Park to the extravagant character parades of Walt Disney World. Kid-friendly attractions like the San Diego Zoo and Space Centre Houston will delight the whole family, and nobody can resist the incredible landscapes that await in places like Yosemite or the Grand Canyon.
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