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What currency is better to take with you?
I'm going to Bulgaria. What is better to take dollars or euros? And where is it better to change
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What currency is, with that and go. If you specifically buy, then the euro is somehow more familiar there. In Sunny Beach, in some exchangers they even accepted the Ukrainian hryvnia (0.17-0.18 per gr.-rate, of course, unprofitable) Euro-rate 1.91-1.92 (at the beginning of 08.12) There are a lot of exchangers on the streets - no problem and any commissions.
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answered 12 years ago
Look for the euro exchange rate 1.95. On the sunny beach they change 1.91. And they cunningly write sell 1.96. A person changes without paying attention. It turns out changed by 1.9. Change any currency. Russian rubles are taken everywhere. The course is normal. Again, it is better to change in the city and not on the beach. In the city in any bank.
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answered 12 years ago
Due to the exchange rate difference, there is no big difference what currency a tourist will take with him: dollars or euros. But the Bulgarians themselves say that the euro is more welcome.
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answered 12 years ago
In tourist areas, the rate of 1.95 is unlikely to be found. Yes, sometimes they write large euros 1.95 or 1.96, but this is the euro SELL rate.
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answered 12 years ago
In Burgas in all exchangers 1.95. In Nessebar (new) it is easy to find 1.93-1.95. It is necessary to search and not whine in the first one that comes across.
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answered 12 years ago
this year it is definitely more profitable to carry the dollar, not the euro. the euro holds the same position as two years ago, 1.91 - 1.96 (it is most profitable to change in Burgas), and the dollar was 1.37 in Bulgaria two years ago, and now it is 1.57. and the prices in leva remained the same. and yes! - be careful and change only in CROWN or large banks at the resort.
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answered 12 years ago
It is better to take the euro. The euro exchange rate is stable - about 1.95, but the dollar is constantly jumping. It is better to change either in banks or in exchangers of the "Crown" network - exchangers with a crown. And every time, before you give money, ask: "How much exactly will I get a lion?" Otherwise, they will give you less, and then they will explain this with additional commissions, which are written in some document that hangs behind her back, etc.
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answered 12 years ago
Ekaterina8020 - so after all, the euro exchange rate against the dollar dipped. 2 years ago: 130gr - 10 euro - 19.5 lev, now 100gr - 10 euro - 19.5 lev. But this only indicates that Bulgaria has become a little cheaper for us. The dollar / euro ratio is maintained and what to bring does not play a special role.
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answered 12 years ago
Yes, I understand everything .. but the prices in Bulgaria remained the same .. :)
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answered 12 years ago
We have been traveling constantly to Bulgaria since 2007. It's always 2-3 times a year. Prices since that time, according to our feelings, have increased by 20 percent. This is for food. Everything else is strictly tied to the euro. The euro falls and the lion falls. Inflation in the European Union is the same everywhere.
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answered 12 years ago
How did you define it? In Russia in 2010, the dollar cost 27 rubles. Now 31 rubles. At the same time, average prices in Bulgaria remained at the same level. But for the Russians, everything has already risen in price by 15 percent. Although prices in Bulgaria have risen. The same gasoline grew by 10-12 percent. So over the years (two), on average, everything has risen in price by 20-25 percent. How not cool.
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answered 12 years ago
very simple: for shopping .. we went to Bulgaria three times already .. and each time we took euros and dollars in half. So, this year they tried to change dollars, because they really bought more: prices in supermarkets were compared with 2010 - no changes ..
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answered 12 years ago
The euro was in the Russian Federation in 2010 - 41 rubles. And this is 39.5 rubles. $ in 2010 27 rub. And this is 31 rubles. Buy $ and exchange it for Leva. Very profitable :) what are we discussing at all ??
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answered 12 years ago
Would you like to tell me how many times the exchange rate has increased in Belarus over the past two years? three times .. I'm just talking about my feelings, in fact I bought more for the same amount in foreign currency .. I'm not an economist, I understand that you are right .. and by the way - yes! part of the salary I receive in dollars ..
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answered 12 years ago
Ekaterina - "100 dollars can buy more this year" - that's right, the lev is pegged to the euro and the fall of the euro against the dollar caused the fall of the lev - just count how many Belarusian rubles you need to buy 100 lev. First, through the purchase of a euro house, and then through the purchase of a dollar, and compare.
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answered 12 years ago
I calculated .. it still turned out to be more profitable to carry a dollar .. about a bottle of mint "cave" from a hundred dollars .. :))
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answered 12 years ago
If the salary is in $, then it changes everything. And you are absolutely right :)
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answered 12 years ago
better euro exchange rate is normal 1.92-1.95 and it is better to change in a hotel or bank
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answered 12 years ago
I'm also going to Bulgaria and the same question arose :)
found a good article with a detailed description.
I will not quote - there is a lot written there
http://ancona.com.ua/what-currency-to-take-in-bulgaria/
found a good article with a detailed description.
I will not quote - there is a lot written there
http://ancona.com.ua/what-currency-to-take-in-bulgaria/
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answered 11 years ago