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Are you arriving in Antalya or departing from Antalya?
14 years ago  •  11 subscribers 20 answers
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I can’t say how compared to Russia but when compared with Ukraine then in the deutik in Antalya perfumes are cheaper I always restock there. Farther...
Strong and not strong? Or is there no export restriction at all?
14 years ago  •  3 subscribers 12 answers
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In duty free you can buy as much as you can carry. Farther...
Tell me, please, how much alcohol (in liters / degrees) can I take in Duty Free from Russia per person? We are going for 14 days, we want to immediately buy a dutik right away ..) And how do you like the dutik, which is on the territory of the hotel? How many days after arrival can I use it?) How is the quality of alcohol there?
14 years ago  •  4 subscribers 11 answers
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We carry as much as needed, there have been no problems yet. Farther...
Good afternoon, I have a question. I’m traveling with a 2-year-old child, is it possible for him to bring children’s juice and food into the duty free zone and onto the plane (as far as I remember, even water is taken from adults). Thanks.
15 years ago  •  7 subscribers 7 answers
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You can enter the duty free zone as much as you want. You can’t go on a plane, but you can try, last year they carried a can of cola, no one noticed. Farther...
What is the best way to pay in our Duty Free in EUR or in rubles?
13 years ago  •  6 subscribers 13 answers
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I go to dutik at least twice a month, so I tried it, I didn’t find anything surprising. When you buy a product with a price of 10 euros for a euro, you will pay exactly 10 euros, and not a cent more. If the same product is bought for rubles, its price in rubles will be determined not by multiplying these 10 euros by the exchange rate of the Central Bank, and not even by the euro selling rate by commercial banks, but always a little more, by 5 percent. Now about cards. Cash euros or bank cards ... Farther...