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elleng

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1. I don't KNOW, but

Reply to gopiscrap (Original post)

Mon Jul 6, 2015, 11:02 AM

Jul 2015

would be cautious vis a vis the $ issues, what might be available to tourists in a crunch. One could contact destination spots, hotels etc, to inquire about their particular situations.

My daughter went for her honeymoon 3 years ago and tangentially encountered an 'incident' in Athens on the way to her hotel; escaped harm and had a FINE vacay.

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Is it safe for American tourists [View all] gopiscrap Jul 2015 OP

I don't KNOW, but elleng Jul 2015 #1

The biggest problem will be currency and bank cards. Hoppy Jul 2015 #2

Yep, the LAST thing you need is not having access to an ATM machine and to your credit cards... CTyankee Jul 2015 #3

I would go in a heartbeat and not give it a second thought... cbayer Jul 2015 #4

No Worries Worldly Traveler Oct 2015 #5