ANYONE heading abroad this Easter to visit family on the other side of the world or escape to the sun will have been watching international turmoil with concern at the impact on the cost of their holiday.
The crisis in Portugal, coming after Ireland and Greece, might have been expected to put downward pressure on the euro, bringing relief to UK travellers.
The crisis in Portugal, coming after Ireland and Greece, might have been expected to put downward pressure on the euro, bringing relief to UK travellers.
