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Isn't it risky to buy a ticket for a family of 4 3.5 months before departure?
In the country, riots or some other conflict may begin again.
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I don't see anything risky. you can take last-minute trips, fly to Turkey and a revolution will begin there ...
Buying in advance is more profitable and cheaper. You can take out non-flight insurance if you're so afraid ...
Buying in advance is more profitable and cheaper. You can take out non-flight insurance if you're so afraid ...
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answered 10 years ago
In Antalya, in resort villages, there are actually very few riots. The Turks have a good disciplined gendarmerie - they won’t allow anything like that (tourists are a very important source of income for them). I myself also use early booking, it’s profitable. will be fine.
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answered 10 years ago
You shouldn’t be afraid of riots. And I think it’s inappropriate to pay money so early. You never know what can happen in your life. There are a huge number of hotels in Turkey, you can always pick up something.
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answered 10 years ago
Thank you, but the whole point of early booking is to take a ticket to the exact hotel you have planned, well, the date of departure matters. I just bought a ticket last year in February, and by May riots began in Turkey - as I remember how much nerves it cost me, but of course, having arrived on vacation, I realized that everything was very bloated. Now it's all about thinking.
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answered 10 years ago
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** but of course, having arrived on vacation, I realized that everything was very bloated. **
Gold words. You got it right. Nothing will happen in Turkey. We've already booked our tickets for June.
I also advise you to buy while RB is on. Who knows, maybe by the summer the dollar will be 40 rubles? And the price of the tour directly depends on the course.
** but of course, having arrived on vacation, I realized that everything was very bloated. **
Gold words. You got it right. Nothing will happen in Turkey. We've already booked our tickets for June.
I also advise you to buy while RB is on. Who knows, maybe by the summer the dollar will be 40 rubles? And the price of the tour directly depends on the course.
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answered 10 years ago
In Turkey, I rested on a last-minute tour, and in Egypt on an early booking. My conclusion is better last minute. With early booking, the tour was bought in December at the end of February. Believe me, all these days I prayed that nothing would happen to either the child or me. Waiting for a trip is very tiring. I wrote a list so as not to forget anything, planned, dreamed. Whether business with the burning permit! Yes, the resort and the hotel are basically unpredictable. But here the principle of surprise works, something like a surprise. After all, yesterday you were only planning a vacation, today you already know where you are going, and tomorrow you will fly. Everything is fast paced. In addition, now in an hour you can find out all the information about the hotel and resort. Again, if a person is attached to work and cannot freely plan their vacation, then early booking is better.
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answered 10 years ago
And I am a supporter of early booking! Cheaper (this is verified), I go where I want (region, district, location relative to the points of interest to me) and to the hotel I want (and those hotels that I WANT often get closer to the departure to the stop-sale!).
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answered 10 years ago
I am also a supporter of early booking. I don't like last minute surprises. :)
In addition, all the riots, as a rule, happen in large cities, in the capitals. In resort areas, everything is usually calm. (Egypt and I don’t take the calculation).
In addition, all the riots, as a rule, happen in large cities, in the capitals. In resort areas, everything is usually calm. (Egypt and I don’t take the calculation).
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answered 10 years ago
It's up to you, of course. From personal experience, I always plan trips at least six months in advance, I prefer to buy tours by early booking, sometimes I pay for independent trips even earlier (for June, tickets are already on hand and the reservation for the apartment has been paid). We are currently planning for October/November. Well, the riots, to be honest, they never interfered: neither the revolution in Egypt, nor the unrest last summer on the other side of Turkey from the recreation area, nor the current demonstrations in Thailand (think more for 10 minutes in a traffic jam in a Bangkok taxi sat). ..
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answered 10 years ago
I want to add about a burning ticket. It is easier to pick up such a tour for a couple than for a family of 4, you can break off with seats on a plane, i.e. the hotel is ready to receive you, but there are no seats on the plane for everyone on the dates you need. (although you didn’t ask about the burning ones).
And yet, do not forget that there are no-departure insurances for early booking tours and regular ones. Issued simultaneously with the registration of the tour.
And yet, do not forget that there are no-departure insurances for early booking tours and regular ones. Issued simultaneously with the registration of the tour.
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answered 10 years ago