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All about the problem that stopped tourism around the world
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In principle, no one has bothered to relax in Turkey without a buffet and foamy discos before.)))) A bunch of normal hotels without any inclusive and animation.
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answered 4 years ago
Not a bunch. 5* in Kemer without alla? Well, maybe you could find a couple.
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answered 4 years ago
Yes there is a roadmap from the Turkish government
Indeed, hotels will work 50% occupancy
Boutique hotels will be open and all hotels are recommended to operate boutique service and recommended! abandon the all system
Beach areas will be created for a specific family or company
The number of medical staff in hotels will be increased, they will work 24/7
For the resort regions of Akyaka and the Marmaris region of the Selimiye and Bozburun regions, it is allowed to open boarding houses and apartments, yacht and boat trips are allowed, but also with a load of 50%. Or 12 people can be on an 8 meter yacht
For the Marmaris region, all will be allowed only for large hotels
In Bodrum, only allow apartments, villas, boutique hotels. There is no information on yacht trips and the opening of large hotels.
Indeed, hotels will work 50% occupancy
Boutique hotels will be open and all hotels are recommended to operate boutique service and recommended! abandon the all system
Beach areas will be created for a specific family or company
The number of medical staff in hotels will be increased, they will work 24/7
For the resort regions of Akyaka and the Marmaris region of the Selimiye and Bozburun regions, it is allowed to open boarding houses and apartments, yacht and boat trips are allowed, but also with a load of 50%. Or 12 people can be on an 8 meter yacht
For the Marmaris region, all will be allowed only for large hotels
In Bodrum, only allow apartments, villas, boutique hotels. There is no information on yacht trips and the opening of large hotels.
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Why in Kemer? If you want a relaxing holiday, welcome to Cheshme or Kas, for example. And there are fewer fake star placers on hotels. If it's a five, then it's really a five.
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answered 4 years ago
Domestic tourism is expected to pick up in July and August, while foreign tourism picks up at the end of August. In September, the hotel occupancy rules may be revised.
First of all, apartments, boarding houses, villas and boutique hotels will be opened
All hotels, apartments .. will undergo mandatory certification
First of all, apartments, boarding houses, villas and boutique hotels will be opened
All hotels, apartments .. will undergo mandatory certification
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About sunbeds, plus it will not be possible to occupy a bunch of sunbeds at 6-7 in the morning
Each family and company, as well as individual tourists, will be allocated a specific beach area with their own sun loungers, and there you can move or move apart whatever you want, just do not go beyond the boundaries of your zone
And the Minister of Tourism of Turkey in his interview focused on the opening of a boutique of hotels, boarding houses, villas
Each family and company, as well as individual tourists, will be allocated a specific beach area with their own sun loungers, and there you can move or move apart whatever you want, just do not go beyond the boundaries of your zone
And the Minister of Tourism of Turkey in his interview focused on the opening of a boutique of hotels, boarding houses, villas
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answered 4 years ago
Wow! And about taking sunbeds also sounds great. And then I saw such a phenomenon in Egypt this autumn.
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And why should I go to Kas or Cheshme, if I want to go to Kemer? :) That's it, there were no good hotels without an all for almost 20 years.
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))) Well, Pachok, I also want a lot, but the light tourism industry is not keeping up with me. Have to prioritize. Quiet rest and Kemer are incompatible, and it's not so much about the all-inclusive, but about the rest of the infrastructure. Well, either we mean different things by quiet rest.
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Apparently different. I need everything that was in my favorite hotels, but with fewer people. Changing the concept of food should also be beneficial, as well as the absence of "yachts" plying along the coast.
I have many years to remember how cool it was on the Anatolian coast before the "Slavic invasion" that began in the early 2000s. In fact, in the current scenario, I go there with pleasure, but if they plan all of the above, it's cool :)))
True, Erdogan already stated several years ago that they want to get away from the model of cheap mass tourism, and here is just a convenient excuse to do anything.
I have many years to remember how cool it was on the Anatolian coast before the "Slavic invasion" that began in the early 2000s. In fact, in the current scenario, I go there with pleasure, but if they plan all of the above, it's cool :)))
True, Erdogan already stated several years ago that they want to get away from the model of cheap mass tourism, and here is just a convenient excuse to do anything.
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"want to move away from the model of cheap mass tourism"
So they went to Turkey, because it is close and inexpensive. Those who are able to pay more choose mainly other routes.
So they went to Turkey, because it is close and inexpensive. Those who are able to pay more choose mainly other routes.
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I would say, they began to choose at a certain moment. When a massive all-round tourist knocked down.
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I love Turkey. But I don’t like it when on the street during a walk the traders yell “hey, girl / bro, visits, free”, “does your mother need a son-in-law?” and so on in the same vein. I do not like animators and buffet (except breakfast). I don't like building density and fake stars on hotel facades. And this will not disappear after the adoption of the announced measures.
By the way, in Kas and Ylydzha, rest is not at all more expensive, I recommend it to everyone.
By the way, in Kas and Ylydzha, rest is not at all more expensive, I recommend it to everyone.
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If Erdogan so wanted to get away from mass tourism, then there was a chance in 2016 to start the process.
When our and Russian media write articles that Turkey wants to abandon all, and then you see that those hotels that were BB become all, they switch to all hotels in resort regions that were not previously popular at all and unknown to tourists from Russia and Ukraine. 12 years ago there were many hotels in Bodrum without all.
Refusal of the all system in hotels is lobbied by the owners of eateries, cafes, restaurants and even nightclubs
When our and Russian media write articles that Turkey wants to abandon all, and then you see that those hotels that were BB become all, they switch to all hotels in resort regions that were not previously popular at all and unknown to tourists from Russia and Ukraine. 12 years ago there were many hotels in Bodrum without all.
Refusal of the all system in hotels is lobbied by the owners of eateries, cafes, restaurants and even nightclubs
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answered 4 years ago
PR is everything. And about the rejection of the all, and about anti-virus measures. Well, they will pull apart the sun loungers on the beach by two meters, but all the same, everyone will fly home in the same plane like herrings in a barrel.
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maybe I'm wrong and there they have already calculated everything, but I will not go to Turkey for an expensive vacation. and I'm not alone.
at a high price, I'd rather rush to the south, or to the Canaries-Maldives-Dominican Republic, for example
at a high price, I'd rather rush to the south, or to the Canaries-Maldives-Dominican Republic, for example
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answered 4 years ago
Some stereotypes ... Why is it permissible to spend money on the Canary Islands, but not on Turkey?
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Well, why do they pay more for sturgeon caviar than for squash caviar?
and in general: my stereotypes, I do what I want with them)))
and in general: my stereotypes, I do what I want with them)))
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Ha ha, well, squash caviar is cheaper to produce, and resources are not limited. No, seriously, just curious. Hotels in the Canary Islands and Turkey cost the same, the flight, perhaps, is only a little more expensive. The quality of the beaches and the water temperature in the Canary Islands loses to the Turkish ones. What exactly are you willing to pay for? Because they are islands?
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To the Canaries only with a COVID-passport for a tourist, a COVID-passport that will be developed in the European Union.
Someone will raise money from us on the sale of such passports
Someone will raise money from us on the sale of such passports
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ollennka ,
why overpay? talk about Turkey raising the price.
Turkish seas do not delight me (Black is dirtier than in Abkhazia, the Mediterranean is cold). I don't like the mixture of obsession and indifference. I don't admire Turkey enough to pay for Tai, for example
why overpay? talk about Turkey raising the price.
Turkish seas do not delight me (Black is dirtier than in Abkhazia, the Mediterranean is cold). I don't like the mixture of obsession and indifference. I don't admire Turkey enough to pay for Tai, for example
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Overpaying - it was to the phrase "highly expensive, I'd rather rush to the south, or to the Canaries-Maldives-Dominican Republic", so I became interested in what exactly was "expensive" in the Canaries.
Ehh, I really want to go to Slovenia. I hope they will not arrange this obscurantism with special passports there.
Ehh, I really want to go to Slovenia. I hope they will not arrange this obscurantism with special passports there.
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ollennka,
I had about "expensively" it was about Turkey.
Yugi is much more interesting to me for the same money - and to go closer, and the sea is cleaner.
I had about "expensively" it was about Turkey.
Yugi is much more interesting to me for the same money - and to go closer, and the sea is cleaner.
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They got ahead of me with the answer in the Canaries :) Specifically in Tenerife - hotels are worse at the same price as in Turkey, there are very few normal beaches, they are public and densely packed with people, there are few showers, there are almost no changing rooms. The food is tasteless, more than a dozen establishments have been tested, while more or less edible food was found, the hotel is also not buzzing. Dirty everywhere, like in London:) the British are comfortable:) People go to apartments, travel around the island, look like a volcano, look at the ocean. "On the beach" to go there, it makes no sense at all, neither for expensive, nor for cheap.
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YaSlavnaYa, I will not write to you, but in general :)
I cannot understand the dismissive and derogatory attitude like "some kind of Turkey." As for me, it appeared exactly when almost any person, except for the very poor, got the opportunity to fly to this very Turkey. The more affluent began to pave their noses and use the word Turkey as a common noun. And, if you look objectively, then on any point Turkey can compete with other resort destinations. Nature, sea, beaches, food, hotels, medicine - everything is on the level. Of the minuses, I can only agree with the presence of sticking in the resort areas. But they do not rummage around the hotel beaches, at least, as in other countries.
And recently I paid more for Turkey than for Thailand, without regret.
I cannot understand the dismissive and derogatory attitude like "some kind of Turkey." As for me, it appeared exactly when almost any person, except for the very poor, got the opportunity to fly to this very Turkey. The more affluent began to pave their noses and use the word Turkey as a common noun. And, if you look objectively, then on any point Turkey can compete with other resort destinations. Nature, sea, beaches, food, hotels, medicine - everything is on the level. Of the minuses, I can only agree with the presence of sticking in the resort areas. But they do not rummage around the hotel beaches, at least, as in other countries.
And recently I paid more for Turkey than for Thailand, without regret.
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YaSlavnaYa in which Turkish resorts did you rest, did you have any experience of relaxing on your own and in small hotels
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from my experience: the first trip to Turkey - 2010 went with a company, bought a last-minute ticket. I had to buy 3 rooms, which somewhat complicated the purchase of the tour. I chose the hotel - experience at that time was almost 0. I had rested several times before in Montenegro and Croatia.
in the end, they got it, so they got it. a four was bought, which in fact turned out to be a three-ruble note on the mountain without its own beach with food - one chicken, which was given out by the waiter, and soy. drinks were also given in doses, and even cola. against the backdrop of the Balkans, I was so shocked by Turkey that after this trip I couldn’t hear the word Turkey for 4 years and it seemed to me like some kind of viper (sorry for the jargon).
then after 4 years I got into a more or less normal top five in Istanbul and saw a slightly different side of the holiday and realized how beautiful Turkey is.
it seems to me that the neglect of Turkey, in addition to its universal accessibility, is also largely due to the rest of a certain part of the population in low-quality hotels, where there is nothing good
in the end, they got it, so they got it. a four was bought, which in fact turned out to be a three-ruble note on the mountain without its own beach with food - one chicken, which was given out by the waiter, and soy. drinks were also given in doses, and even cola. against the backdrop of the Balkans, I was so shocked by Turkey that after this trip I couldn’t hear the word Turkey for 4 years and it seemed to me like some kind of viper (sorry for the jargon).
then after 4 years I got into a more or less normal top five in Istanbul and saw a slightly different side of the holiday and realized how beautiful Turkey is.
it seems to me that the neglect of Turkey, in addition to its universal accessibility, is also largely due to the rest of a certain part of the population in low-quality hotels, where there is nothing good
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answered 4 years ago
I was in 1998 for the first time :) Vouchers were expensive, ours there could be counted on the fingers, the service is excellent even in a modest 4 *.
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the hotel where we got was completely focused on Europeans. there were no Russians at all, only a few Ukrainians and Belarusians flying through Kyiv. it would seem - a quality standard designed for Europe, and not for post-Soviet.
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