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We're off to Italy in couple of weeks, and plan on taking about �1000 worth of Euros. Is it still advised to take some cash but most in travellers cheques? Will I get charged for changing travellers cheques into cash?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I would certainly recommend taking some cash with you, maybe �100 or �200.
If you take Euro travellers cheques then you shouldn't have to pay to change them, as you will no doubt have paid a fee in the bank where you bought them. However, this may not be the case if you change them in your hotel, but banks should change then commission free.
If you take sterling cheques, then chances are you will have to pay commission where ever you go.
Have a good trip!