UK travellers on the island of Naxos say some banks have refused to exchange pounds for eurosTourists enjoying the Greek sunshine while the country’s fate hangs in the balance in Brussels say they are having stock up on euros in cash before departure and report some issues changing British pounds at banks.Alan Seabury, from Sale, holidaying on Naxos, said the island’s bank had refused to exchange pounds for euros. Seems some ATMs in Greece have run out of 10 & 20 euro notes and dispensing 50's - another unforeseen cut to the 60 euro daily limit #GreeceGreece cash machines reported to only have 50 Euro notes although citizens can withdraw 60. What are they going to do if they reduce to 20? Related: How the Greek financial crisis could affect your holiday plans Continue reading...
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