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What currency to take with you?
Euros or dollars? Last year in Turkey they paid in dollars. Compared to the euro, dollars, after all, it is more profitable ...
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for settlement in Turkey itself - dollars
in duty free - euro
tips, transport, small souvenirs - local lira
in duty free - euro
tips, transport, small souvenirs - local lira
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answered 13 years ago
Turkey is now not in vain considered a summer residence. You can pay in both dollars and euros, as well as rubles and local liras. that in the shops on the street, that at the hotel reception, that in duty free.
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Sincerely, Olesya
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answered 13 years ago
Lira is really more profitable, but you need to change it at a good rate.
And so it is better with Eureka. If you bring dollars with you, the ratio of the euro to the dollar is not in favor of the dollar. will
Duty Free accepts both euros and dollars
And so it is better with Eureka. If you bring dollars with you, the ratio of the euro to the dollar is not in favor of the dollar. will
Duty Free accepts both euros and dollars
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answered 13 years ago
BUT exchange dollars and euros for lira, it is not profitable to change rubles for lira! By the way, Here is an interesting example: we took a bottle of water for $ 1, and you can also buy it for 1 lira (the difference is about 10 rubles)
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answered 13 years ago
In mid-August, the situation was as follows: the hotel had the most favorable exchange rate for changing dollars to liras, they take dollars in stores (but not in all) and the exchange rate is not very good, at Antalya airport, when departing, they took any currency (including rubles and hryvnias) for packing luggage ), except for dollars. By the way, if you want to change currency in a bank, a passport is required. And yet, on the bus that runs from Topkapi to shopping centers, it is better to pay in lira (as in the shopping centers themselves) and preferably without change (they rarely give it).
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answered 13 years ago