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All about the problem that stopped tourism around the world
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yes, but it was Kusadasi and there were very few "Soviet" people there
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I first of all look at photos of tourists, then I read reviews. I analyze, compare, look at the area on the map.
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In 2001, for the first time in Kusadasi, some tour operator had a trial period for the development of the Aegean coast, there were a summer charter once a week. The hotel was at breakfasts and dinners, no one spoke Russian, mostly Turkish and a little English, no one sold excursions - this bird island was beautiful, and Turkey seemed like a piece of paradise. First love for Turkey, a city that you will never forget.
Then there was Lara Antalya, Kemer and only then the city that sunk my soul Bodrum.
Then there was Lara Antalya, Kemer and only then the city that sunk my soul Bodrum.
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and then I compared Bird Island with the island of St. Stephen and I was so sad ((
but, in principle, now I would go to Kusadasi with pleasure. when there is an understanding of which area to choose a hotel and how to choose it in general :)) I would go anywhere to Turkey now, if there was an opportunity
Vika, have you stayed in hotels on the Dalyan River? When you swim past and look from the side - it seems that there are heavenly places. or does it just seem?
but, in principle, now I would go to Kusadasi with pleasure. when there is an understanding of which area to choose a hotel and how to choose it in general :)) I would go anywhere to Turkey now, if there was an opportunity
Vika, have you stayed in hotels on the Dalyan River? When you swim past and look from the side - it seems that there are heavenly places. or does it just seem?
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guys, I didn’t want to offend any of the lovers of Turkey, honestly! I just wrote my opinion.
in hotels it was different - both in Belek's Makks, and in Okurcalar's Concordia ... the swing was full. Well, not mine, sorry! the only thing I'm delighted with is Istanbul!
why compared with the Canary Islands? actually, not only with them ... there are no complaints about the Maldives? and to "Yugoslavia"? well, ok
in hotels it was different - both in Belek's Makks, and in Okurcalar's Concordia ... the swing was full. Well, not mine, sorry! the only thing I'm delighted with is Istanbul!
why compared with the Canary Islands? actually, not only with them ... there are no complaints about the Maldives? and to "Yugoslavia"? well, ok
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Camomille, you are right, it is necessary to compare, and the feel must be included, of course. I always look who writes. If a review with wild grammatical errors, for example, then it immediately flies to ignore (hello, ollenka:)! Also, I do not take into account reviews from kayakers, fishermen, party-goers, healthy lifestyle people - we have different goals and ideas about what is good :)
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YaSlavnaYa, so there is no claim at all :) This discussion shows that someone will not go to Turkey that has risen in price, but someone will go, which is the whole point. There are fewer people, prices are higher, the tourism industry is not at a loss, and the burden on infrastructure is less.
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no, well, I'll leave once - suddenly it turns out that I like it)))
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There are no questions about the Maldives, because there the average cost of a hotel room is higher, plus the flight is much further and more expensive, the difference in price is understandable. It's really embarrassing for Turkey. I've been there nine times, but I haven't seen the whole country yet. Those who wrinkle their noses would at least once see Ani, Mardin, Safranbolu, Shirince, ancient cities, Kas, Syumelu, ski resorts. So I wanted to go to Cappadocia in May, but the damn virus ruined everything.
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Interesting and nice to read you guys.
I have long been convinced that this site is the most positive and adequate. But there was a time - they cursed on some incomprehensible political (!) Ground, called names)))
Forgive me for the musi-pusi, that escaped from the depths of the soul ...
I have long been convinced that this site is the most positive and adequate. But there was a time - they cursed on some incomprehensible political (!) Ground, called names)))
Forgive me for the musi-pusi, that escaped from the depths of the soul ...
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sigur62, as a person sitting on more positive and adequate travel sites, I disagree)))).
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camomille, it's good in Dalyan, there are a lot of English, Dutch, Scandinavians, Turkish citizens. Go out with a fishing rod at five in the morning, take a boat ride to Lake Koycegiz, where to get dirty in the mud, then wash and swim, go to Istuzu beach, stop in the pomegranate garden on the way there or back, visit the ruins of Kavna, meet people from different countries, can make friends. Hotels, mostly without stars - guest houses, there are more abruptly. Yes, fish is caught well, dorado is also called sea bass.
Having visited almost all the beaches from Canakkale to Alanya, I boldly declare: "There is no better beach holiday than in Turkey in Europe", and don't even try to argue, in three weeks in Italy I managed to swim three or four times. In February of this year, I looked after a villa in Guzelcamli, two-story, four-room, with two bathrooms, a living room and a swimming pool, self-catering. For two weeks in July, they asked for 1200 euros, six people had to go. Now the quarantine is eating those euros.
Having visited almost all the beaches from Canakkale to Alanya, I boldly declare: "There is no better beach holiday than in Turkey in Europe", and don't even try to argue, in three weeks in Italy I managed to swim three or four times. In February of this year, I looked after a villa in Guzelcamli, two-story, four-room, with two bathrooms, a living room and a swimming pool, self-catering. For two weeks in July, they asked for 1200 euros, six people had to go. Now the quarantine is eating those euros.
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Igor_m, I rode on Lake Kaydzhegiz and swam in the lake, smeared with mud, ate freshly caught and cooked blue crabs and sea bream)) I saw turtles, even a fight between turtles.
Istuzu beach is amazing. of all the Turkish beaches where I was, I liked it the most.
as I understand it, if you stay in the city of Dalyan, then for 1-2 days, but for longer it does not make sense.
Istuzu beach is amazing. of all the Turkish beaches where I was, I liked it the most.
as I understand it, if you stay in the city of Dalyan, then for 1-2 days, but for longer it does not make sense.
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So I wanted to go to Cappadocia in May, but the damn virus ruined everything.
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I almost ordered a dervish dance in Cappodocia. it's good that I didn't have time))
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I almost ordered a dervish dance in Cappodocia. it's good that I didn't have time))
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Pachok, I'm still looking at the style of writing and see if there is any travel experience. Well, how many adequate claims. when complaints begin that what a bad hotel, I didn’t check in immediately upon arrival, but made me wait for the check-in, I miss it almost immediately, since anyone who travels often understands that this is not a drawback. I still don’t take into account the reviews of people who demonstrate their level of intelligence and write something like: “during the holidays we went to Rome 4 times. Rome is small, there is practically nothing to see there - we managed to get around the city up and down” (by the way, this is a real review of the lady from Bobruisk or something like that).
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ollennka, private dances of Islamic monks ... well, your thoughts are playful))))
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ollennka, did not book, because at that time it had already begun ...
camomille, we were in Dalyan for three or four nights - quite enough, one or two days would not have been enough.
camomille, we were in Dalyan for three or four nights - quite enough, one or two days would not have been enough.
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answered 4 years ago
camomille, please, but for what? And thank you, I remembered a small episode of nine years ago about Dalyan, I’ll write, now memories are in trend, maybe I’ll find pictures.
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I see cheap tourism is of little concern here ... remind me what time it was then ... in 2000, holidays were more expensive, the Turks (I have many acquaintances there) are also nostalgic for those days of "rich tourists" from the West, who did not count money
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"wealthy tourists" from the West who didn't count money "they have long moved to other regions of resort Turkey or book boutique hotels or rent villas
In addition to the Antalya coast that we have promoted and the less promoted, but also well-known Fethiye + regions, Marmaris +, Bodrum +, there are resorts that still have that atmosphere without mass CIS tourism. Such as Mersin, Silifke, Ayvalik, Bozcaada, Tekirdag, Shile, Yalova
And even next to mass tourism there are corners of paradise such as Kas, Datca, Akyaka, Gulluk, Alacati, Guzelcamli .....
Most are not nostalgic because tourism brings a lot of money, in addition, tourism has made it possible to develop and improve the infrastructure of cities, for example, new areas have been built from small villages near Alanya, where our tourists like to buy real estate
In addition to the Antalya coast that we have promoted and the less promoted, but also well-known Fethiye + regions, Marmaris +, Bodrum +, there are resorts that still have that atmosphere without mass CIS tourism. Such as Mersin, Silifke, Ayvalik, Bozcaada, Tekirdag, Shile, Yalova
And even next to mass tourism there are corners of paradise such as Kas, Datca, Akyaka, Gulluk, Alacati, Guzelcamli .....
Most are not nostalgic because tourism brings a lot of money, in addition, tourism has made it possible to develop and improve the infrastructure of cities, for example, new areas have been built from small villages near Alanya, where our tourists like to buy real estate
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Well, I was in Silifka, the same bodyaga as in Kemer, only instead of Russians there were Germans. Did not like.
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Oh, sorry, I was in Kizkalesi, not in Silifka, but it doesn’t matter, one garbage with Antalya.
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And what is known about the situation in Egypt, how will it be there, also after the end of Ramadan?
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In Egypt, on April 26, part of the restrictions were lifted, shops and shopping centers were opened, cafes and restaurants continue to operate takeaway food, the president and prime minister say that a return to normal life by the end of May by the end of Ramadan
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Vika284, God forbid, maybe I have my three tours (2 of which were March and April) and Spain for June brought down two tours for September and I really hope to have a rest this year with my family.
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