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Upon arrival at Hurghada airport, where can I find a bank for currency exchange?
Upon arrival in Hurghada at the airport, where you can find a bank for currency exchange, so that you don’t look for it, who knows, write where it is so that you can go straight up and exchange some money for local currency. Thanks.
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Right at the airport where you will buy a visa, you can change the currency - the rate is normal.
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answered 13 years ago
I agree, the course is always good, change, do not worry, feel free!
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answered 13 years ago
What's the point of changing? Fly with dollars - so calm that no one will deceive you either when exchanging or when shopping.
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answered 13 years ago
When recounting, they will be deceived and they will not give change, the Egyptians are very cunning.
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answered 13 years ago
I don’t know everything, because I haven’t been to Egypt, but I’ve been following the information on the forum and on the Internet for a whole month, you need to take into account all the little things, although this is impossible.
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answered 13 years ago
You try to behave as if you were in Egypt for the fifth time. And most importantly, a smile and a good mood!
Good luck! Everything will be fine!
Good luck! Everything will be fine!
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answered 13 years ago
I always exchange dollars for pounds to pay for shopping and going to restaurants. Paying in pounds is definitely more profitable if you pay in a currency (any) the rate is rolled in such that you will download. We only once went to a restaurant for dollars, so the bill (in terms of) 160 dollars "turned into" 200 with a slight movement of the hand. So consider for yourself what is more profitable for you and what you plan to buy and pay for. If you need money only for tips, then you can not change it, and if there are purchases, then in places where there are price tags in pounds, you need to pay in them.
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answered 13 years ago
For example, in a restaurant or in a store prices are in pounds. Naturally, they will gladly accept foreign currency, but at the same time, they will consider such an exchange rate that you will lose money. And there are places where they will not take the currency at all - only Egyptian pounds. On our last trip, they didn’t take anything at all in the grocery minimarket, except for local money.
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answered 13 years ago
In shops with fixed prices, price tags with numbers (which we call Arabic are actually Persian) in the shops, stickers with Arabic numerals are written and read from right to left.
1- ١, 2- ٢, 3- ٣, 4- ٤, 5- ٥, 6- ٦, 7- ٧, 8- ٨, 9- ٩, 10- ١
1- ١, 2- ٢, 3- ٣, 4- ٤, 5- ٥, 6- ٦, 7- ٧, 8- ٨, 9- ٩, 10- ١
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answered 13 years ago
Well, in this version, price tags in Hurghada are difficult to find. Most often, it looks like:
159LE
159LE
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answered 13 years ago
I came across this in small shops, they seem to write for their own (whatever the tourist would guess).
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answered 13 years ago
"... they seem to write for their own (whatever the tourist would guess) ..."
Then, let them sell their goods :)
Then, let them sell their goods :)
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answered 13 years ago
now in Egypt 1$ = 6.04 (Pounds),
LE - written on the price tags,
Pounds - written on the money.
A penny trifle is both coins and paper, it is written - Piastres.
Lina, you forgot the number 0- ٠, 10- ١٠.
and in a Sinai stamp (you can check it in my album "Sharma's Cards"), and on money it is written and read like ours from left to right with their numbers.
LE - written on the price tags,
Pounds - written on the money.
A penny trifle is both coins and paper, it is written - Piastres.
Lina, you forgot the number 0- ٠, 10- ١٠.
and in a Sinai stamp (you can check it in my album "Sharma's Cards"), and on money it is written and read like ours from left to right with their numbers.
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answered 13 years ago
