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Do you think it is realistic to take a ticket for the month of July for $600
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for $600 for two - some super burning 2-3 stars (and very unlikely)
for $600 per person - some burning 3-4 stars
for $600 per person - some burning 3-4 stars
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answered 15 years ago
It's quite real, especially now, when the crisis... Even for two, in 3-4 *, burning for a week, it's quite real.
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answered 15 years ago
Everything is possible in this world. Contact a travel agent, check offers more often, but you can’t count on more than 3 stars. What do I not like about 3 stars? Most likely, you will not have to walk very close to the sea in the heat (I personally like to live on the coast) confuses, then - go ahead
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answered 15 years ago
I want one. And what kind of money would you advise more or less decent (I mean, if not Turkey, but something else)
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answered 15 years ago
A very important question - from which city the departure - this decides a lot. For example, from Moscow it’s really possible for that kind of money (20,000 rubles) for 7 days ALL DBL to a 4-star hotel (though Alanya or Kemer) on burning hits, but, say, from Omsk or Orenburg, it will be hard to find a good three-ruble note for one.
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answered 15 years ago
at the moment it could be
Panc Hotel 3*, Alperbey Hotel 3*, Tropicas 3*, Happy Dreams Beach Resort 3*, Kleopatra Inn Hotel 3* - Alanya
Malis Garden Hotel 3* - Side
Ipsos 3*, Millennium Hotel 3* - Kemer
Panc Hotel 3*, Alperbey Hotel 3*, Tropicas 3*, Happy Dreams Beach Resort 3*, Kleopatra Inn Hotel 3* - Alanya
Malis Garden Hotel 3* - Side
Ipsos 3*, Millennium Hotel 3* - Kemer
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answered 15 years ago
PlyusheMonstr - all these hotels with departures from Moscow for departures in the next 3 days for a week for two now cost less than $550
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answered 15 years ago
Something tells me that the prices for departures in three days
and departures in July are very, very different :))
and departures in July are very, very different :))
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answered 15 years ago
So I'm not talking about early booking - last July I flew for $ 1100 for two to the Taksim International 4+ ALL hotel for 16 days - a very good hotel.
PS The fact that employees of travel agencies here put minuses and criticize those who talk about last-minute tours is already annoying, it is clear that it is more profitable for them to sell at basic prices, but the tourist needs the opposite.
PS The fact that employees of travel agencies here put minuses and criticize those who talk about last-minute tours is already annoying, it is clear that it is more profitable for them to sell at basic prices, but the tourist needs the opposite.
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answered 15 years ago
Ilya, respect! I am also for burning! You can save a lot! =)))
For 600 dollars we (Donetsk, Ukraine) can really find days for 3-4 3-4*. Actually, you asked a question early.
And it is unlikely that something will be cheaper than Turkey! Cheaper than Turkey, perhaps - a summer residence!)))
For 600 dollars we (Donetsk, Ukraine) can really find days for 3-4 3-4*. Actually, you asked a question early.
And it is unlikely that something will be cheaper than Turkey! Cheaper than Turkey, perhaps - a summer residence!)))
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answered 15 years ago
burtsev_ilya - all these options with departure from Ukraine in July :)
the question was about July - why should I write about those burning in three days? ;)
the question was about July - why should I write about those burning in three days? ;)
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answered 15 years ago
to burtsev_ilya The minuses are put not because they are against last-minute tours, but because they do not agree with the fact that someone recommends waiting for a last-minute tour in July and not booking in advance. I want to tell you that the real probability of last-minute tours to Turkey in July is no more than 1%. And if a person waits for this tour, then he will not get to Turkey at the right time at all, because. in July, usually all flights close 3 weeks before departure. It turns out that you are throwing a tourist "under the train" with such advice. You need to really look at things and tell the tourist the truth about the possibility of buying such a tour. The site is called Turpravda, not Turnadezhda or Turilusion.
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answered 15 years ago
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I personally took a tour in mid-July to Alanya in 4 * all incl burning! And there were sooo many options! And to Kemer (a little more expensive) and to Marmaris and Antalya!
I personally took a tour in mid-July to Alanya in 4 * all incl burning! And there were sooo many options! And to Kemer (a little more expensive) and to Marmaris and Antalya!
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answered 15 years ago
Amir1: Who calculated the 1% chance???
Last and the July before last, there were a lot of burning people in Egypt and Turkey. I flew to Turkey and Transaero and S7 - there were about 30% of free seats in July. Moreover, out of 9 trips abroad, I only once went not on burning ones (3 days before departure, I regretted it). The only thing is that you will have to plan your vacation not for a specific date, but for a range, for example, last year, Capital Tour posted last-minute SPOshki to Turkey only on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and to Egypt - only on the days of Transaero departure. Those. on July 1 specifically, there were no burning ones, but there were a lot of offers for 2,3,6,9, etc.
By the way, last year there were no burning people for the May holidays - but this year it's full. I sent my friends to Alladin in Hurghada (2 adults + child for all inclusive for 10 nights) for 30 thousand.
Last and the July before last, there were a lot of burning people in Egypt and Turkey. I flew to Turkey and Transaero and S7 - there were about 30% of free seats in July. Moreover, out of 9 trips abroad, I only once went not on burning ones (3 days before departure, I regretted it). The only thing is that you will have to plan your vacation not for a specific date, but for a range, for example, last year, Capital Tour posted last-minute SPOshki to Turkey only on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and to Egypt - only on the days of Transaero departure. Those. on July 1 specifically, there were no burning ones, but there were a lot of offers for 2,3,6,9, etc.
By the way, last year there were no burning people for the May holidays - but this year it's full. I sent my friends to Alladin in Hurghada (2 adults + child for all inclusive for 10 nights) for 30 thousand.
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answered 15 years ago
Another disadvantage of early booking is that anything can happen in life, and if you already plan everything for yourself now, you may not find a way out of certain situations later.
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answered 15 years ago
great and terrible tourism managers who do not sell last-minute tours to tourists )))))))) ... i.e. colleagues ... smiled ...
Ilya, no one knows what the situation will be in July ... all of a sudden everything will be deplorable for those who are looking for last-minute trips and all flights will be busy ...
for example, this situation was last year in Kharkov ... there are simply NO PLACES ON THE FLIGHT AND ALL! and I would be glad to sell a burning tour, but there is none ...
waiting for last-minute tours requires some mobility or living in a city with a lot of departures every day ... not everyone has this and not everyone wants to fly out of another city and spoil the trip with a long drive home ...
every year there are more and more people planning their holidays in advance (not to say that tourists waiting for a last-minute tour are dying out as a class) - these are statistics
the choice still remains with the tourist and no one pulls by the hand and does not forbid waiting for a last-minute tour;)
Ilya, no one knows what the situation will be in July ... all of a sudden everything will be deplorable for those who are looking for last-minute trips and all flights will be busy ...
for example, this situation was last year in Kharkov ... there are simply NO PLACES ON THE FLIGHT AND ALL! and I would be glad to sell a burning tour, but there is none ...
waiting for last-minute tours requires some mobility or living in a city with a lot of departures every day ... not everyone has this and not everyone wants to fly out of another city and spoil the trip with a long drive home ...
every year there are more and more people planning their holidays in advance (not to say that tourists waiting for a last-minute tour are dying out as a class) - these are statistics
the choice still remains with the tourist and no one pulls by the hand and does not forbid waiting for a last-minute tour;)
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answered 15 years ago
I completely agree, especially since it’s much easier for me from Moscow, where there are 3 airports and several dozen charter carriers to Turkey and Egypt, but the question was “Do you think it’s realistic to take a ticket for the month of July for $ 600” - respectively the answer is "real". The person did not ask the cost of early booking and, as I wrote a long time ago, did not indicate the city of departure.
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answered 15 years ago