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To everyone who flew out of Sharm through terminal 2: is there duty free there, and if so, what kind of assortment does it have?
To everyone who flew out of Sharm through terminal 2: is there duty free there, and if so, what kind of assortment does it have?
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I flew 6 times from the same place, there was always a buttercup, depending on what you need, alcohol prices are more expensive than buying excise-free in Ukraine, and sometimes excise, like perfumes, prices for millionaires. And so mostly sweets, their own, not your own, chips, and crap
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answered 3 years ago
Are you bored at home?????
If they write, for example, that they don’t, then don’t fly to Sharm?
If they write, for example, that they don’t, then don’t fly to Sharm?
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answered 3 years ago
I'm flying from Sharm and the interest is not at all in alcohol. Thanks to all
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answered 3 years ago
it’s better there than at home, and there are no sick people and it’s warm, take what you need at home and fly yourself to rest in peace, save money, nerves and time
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answered 3 years ago
The seventh day in Sharm, everything was with us, we will be returning soon. I was interested in the opportunity to buy sweets in duty free, I know that it is more expensive than the city, but there is a serious reason. Thanks for all the advice, great vacation
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answered 3 years ago
There are sweets but not in such assortment, look in hotels in shops or nearby, bargain until the last
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answered 3 years ago
Thank you, maxud, I’m guided by city prices, I know approximately the prices of duty free, I was only interested in the opportunity to buy more halva and rahat as a gift
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answered 3 years ago
There it will not be of the same quality and choice as any street shop. There is also a stall in the recreation area, with sweets, such as pebbles in chocolate, but more expensive, and the quality has become worse over the years. So the price of $ 2 was for a large jar. In Ukraine, I found Turkish ones for 135 UAH at the market, tastier, and a kilogram but in a package))
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answered 3 years ago
