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TA announced the amount in $, but they say that they take only the hryvnia. And at the rate of 29.07. In the exchanger now 28.35. The difference is outrageous. Trying to earn extra money?
TA announced the amount in $, but they say that they take only the hryvnia. And at the rate of 29.07. In the exchanger now 28.35. The difference is outrageous. Trying to earn extra money?
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The internal TO rate is always higher than the official one for the Central Bank. Thus, they minimize the possible risks in case the dollar rises.
A similar question has already been discussed:
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A similar question has already been discussed:
https://www.turpravda.com/question-35384.html
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answered 6 years ago
If it doesn’t make it difficult, please chew it for me))) If they told me $ 900 and I bring them, will they take them from me + surcharge? Or ...?
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answered 6 years ago
You will have to pay for the tour in UAH at the rate of the tour operator on the day of purchase of your tour.
For example, TO Teztour has an exchange rate of 28.93 UAH for $1 today, payment in hryvnia today would be 26037
All tour operators on their websites you can see their internal euro dollar exchange rate for paying for tours
For example, TO Teztour has an exchange rate of 28.93 UAH for $1 today, payment in hryvnia today would be 26037
All tour operators on their websites you can see their internal euro dollar exchange rate for paying for tours
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answered 6 years ago
Payments in dollars (and other foreign currencies) for goods and services in Ukraine are prohibited at the legislative level. Therefore, you are required to pay the cost of the tour in hryvnia. Those are the rules.
All prices for tours are tied to the dollar or euro. Each tour operator sets the exchange rate at its own discretion. The course is reviewed every day.
All prices for tours are tied to the dollar or euro. Each tour operator sets the exchange rate at its own discretion. The course is reviewed every day.
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answered 6 years ago
Naturally, this is a loophole for "earning extra money." You think that you bought a tour for 930 dollars, but in fact you paid, say, 920. It seems to be a trifle, but the agency is pleased.
Although, on the other hand, the non-cash rate should be higher than cash - the agency buys foreign currency on the interbank market with additional. costs (commission), so it’s also impossible to say that they put the whole difference in their pocket.
Although, on the other hand, the non-cash rate should be higher than cash - the agency buys foreign currency on the interbank market with additional. costs (commission), so it’s also impossible to say that they put the whole difference in their pocket.
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answered 6 years ago
what's with TA???? Agencies are intermediaries who work for a commission, they have nothing to do with the exchange rate of the Tour Operator. On the website of any TO there is always information about their internal exchange rate ..
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answered 6 years ago
This system has been operating for a long time and everywhere. Dollars are taken extremely rarely, I heard about this, but I have not personally encountered it. a long time ago, yes, they did. And the rate is always higher, nothing new.
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answered 6 years ago
Yes, this was a long time ago, the non-cash rate is always higher, payment according to the law in UAH at the rate set by the agency. And the dollars are taken, IMHO, by the employees themselves (for example, there is a trip ahead and you need currency, and there is a shortage in street exchangers (for some time there was such a period) ), and contribute UAH.
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answered 6 years ago