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What is the difference between all-inclusive meals in the Emirates and Turkey?
What is the difference between all-inclusive meals in the Emirates and Turkey?
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In the Emirates, food is at a higher level, in my subjective opinion. In the Arab countries in general (except Egypt) everything is with an emphasis on luxury and show. For breakfast, champagne, for example, in the UAE was in the hotel.
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answered 3 years ago
It all depends on the concept of the hotel ... If the hotel is luxury, everything will be tip-top with food and alcohol.
But if this is a small city hotel, then let's say "you won't be hungry."
But if this is a small city hotel, then let's say "you won't be hungry."
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answered 3 years ago
Food is much better than in Turkey, in any case. The food is close to European cuisine. If the hotel is in the city, you can find restaurants for every taste - Indian, Italian, and others, as a rule, there are also tasty and inexpensive. For the most part, there is no alcohol in hotels. You can buy it only in alcohol stores or take it with you.
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answered 3 years ago
The same level of hotels in any country will offer the same choice of dishes.
Therefore, it is no different.
Therefore, it is no different.
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answered 3 years ago
And I didn’t have champagne for breakfast in the UAE))) True, it was not “all inclusive”, but anyway, where is the observance of the principles, where is the luxury?)))
Yes, the Emirates sin with window dressing. In Turkey, IMHO, more for the stomach, and not for the eyes (I do not like window dressing).
Yes, the Emirates sin with window dressing. In Turkey, IMHO, more for the stomach, and not for the eyes (I do not like window dressing).
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answered 3 years ago
and we were greeted with champagne for the third time in waterfalls, although these are neither emirates nor turkey...
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answered 3 years ago
It's one thing when they met, and another thing when they are constantly at breakfast. And although I don’t drink in the morning and don’t like champagne, for some reason I feel tender sympathy for such hotels))).
In the UAE, no one forces you to take all, for example, I took only breakfast. We had dinner at the hotel, but didn't take the buffet menu. There are several restaurants of different profiles, just in a week we managed to try everything.
In the UAE, no one forces you to take all, for example, I took only breakfast. We had dinner at the hotel, but didn't take the buffet menu. There are several restaurants of different profiles, just in a week we managed to try everything.
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answered 3 years ago
ollennka,
here, by the way. it is clear what is more interesting, but - at least approximately: did it turn out to be more expensive than olink or cheaper? we just if the hotel, then only pabagatama)))
here, by the way. it is clear what is more interesting, but - at least approximately: did it turn out to be more expensive than olink or cheaper? we just if the hotel, then only pabagatama)))
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answered 3 years ago
It was 5 years ago, I have no idea, to be honest, how much it would have come out with "inclusive". In principle, I always take hotels only for breakfast, so I was not even interested. But the prices for dinners were higher than in Moscow, I remember this clearly))).
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answered 3 years ago