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Good evening. Could you please tell me what currency to take with me lira or dollars? We want to buy vegetables or train kvpi
Good evening. Could you please tell me what currency to take with me lira or dollars? We want to buy vegetables or train kvpi
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In Turkey, it is definitely more convenient to pay with lira.
Moreover, starting from this year, dollars are generally "not held in high esteem", even the prices for vouchers and excursions are recalculated from this year in euros (and not in dollars, as it was before)
Moreover, starting from this year, dollars are generally "not held in high esteem", even the prices for vouchers and excursions are recalculated from this year in euros (and not in dollars, as it was before)
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answered 5 years ago
Any dollars, euros, pounds, and in Antalya resorts they also take Russian rubles. You can exchange for Lira on the spot
Just returned from Turkey, they take dollars for exchanges and for settlements in the bazaars without any problems
Just returned from Turkey, they take dollars for exchanges and for settlements in the bazaars without any problems
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answered 5 years ago
In small shops along the road, prices are ONLY in euros. Maybe you can pay with lira, I didn't ask. In large stores such as a supermarket, I use either a card or cash lira. In pharmacies, etc. - ONLY lira (my advice).
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answered 5 years ago
Yesterday we flew in from Turkey, I bought some lira from the guide for 12 rubles, the official rate was 10 kopecks, mostly it was paid in rubles everywhere. In minibuses they take lira and dollars with euros, lira is cheaper. They mostly converted to rubles at 65, prices are mostly in dollars.
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answered 5 years ago
You can use lira and dollars, in large supermarkets, pharmacies you can use a card. In transport, it is more profitable with lira. Regarding the euro, on excursions on a yacht, the euro was considered at the same rate as dollars, the guide himself laughed that whoever had the euro was unlucky.
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answered 5 years ago
My IMHO, it is always more profitable to pay in the local currency of the country you visit.
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