Travelling to Cyprus: do you still need a stash of cash?

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It may have been hitting the headlines for all the wrong reasons but Cyprus is still proving a popular holiday destination for Brits searching for some last-minute spring sunshine.

This article originally appeared on Your Money. According to website LateRooms, savvy holidaymakers are taking advantage of some great deals as hoteliers reduce rates to attract customers. But as Cyprus's banking drama continues to unfold, the topic of travel money is a priority for many Brits heading to the country. For tourists, ATMs and banking services are pretty much back to normal. While limits have been imposed on withdrawals from Cypriot bank accounts, these should not apply to withdrawals from UK or other foreign bank accounts. However, each person, including children, ...

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