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What country are you going to this summer?
Good evening, dear forum users. In view of the appreciation of the euro and the dollar in Ukraine, please share information about where you are going this summer. This information, I think, can be useful not only to me, but also to many members of the forum who are now only facing a choice. Particularly interesting are not the most hackneyed holiday destinations at reasonable prices. Maybe someone has ideas or developments that he is ready to share here. I remember how the respected Pachok helped me a lot and advised Madeira as a vacation. We really liked Madeira and we are very grateful to Pachok)) We also liked it very much in Sicily. Please give some advice to those who do not want to go to Turkey or Egypt this year. Thanks!
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until the dollar drops to 8-9 and Wizzair and others return to the aviation market, hardly anywhere
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answered 11 years ago
I looked in the direction of Georgia, but again - a flight. Vizer flights are constantly canceled, and UIA is expensive.
Or Tunisia - but I want to go there only for the sake of an excursion to the Sahara. But now I'm afraid to plan anything at all. Let's live until the summer, and then we'll see
Or Tunisia - but I want to go there only for the sake of an excursion to the Sahara. But now I'm afraid to plan anything at all. Let's live until the summer, and then we'll see
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answered 11 years ago
Have you been to Croatia? We really liked it, beautiful nature, interesting excursions, delicious cuisine. And we are going this summer, as usual, to Bulgaria, but for you this is probably a hackneyed destination.
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answered 11 years ago
Poola was not in Bulgaria. At the expense of Croatia, I really like this country, but the prices in hryvnia are just scary ((Everything is very unstable with the hryvnia exchange rate in our country, because such tours have grown in price by 30-35% in just a couple of weeks. This is despite the fact that according to the old exchange rate, Croatia costs 1400 euros (7 days), 2 stars, with breakfast... 2 stars!!)) At that time, our vacation in Barcelona turned out to be cheaper than Croatia)) And also excursions, transport, meals... That's why I'm afraid Croatia will have to be left for better times.
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answered 11 years ago
and I can't go here
Calabria is the region where Italy began, named after King Italo. It is there that you can visit the "Italian Maldives". No wonder even one of the coasts is called the "Coast of the Gods" This is a real NATURAL paradise. The air is not saturated with the tourism industry, but simply smells of the sea, cheese, olives, citruses; all the real things that are in southern Italy. There people live not for visitors, but for themselves. There reigns an unusual attractive atmosphere. This region is located from the "toe" of the Apennine boot and above; borders with Sicily and Apulia. It is washed by two seas: Ionian and Tyrrhenian. And in the central part of the region there are dense forests. An ecologically clean area, a lot of wild beaches, mountains overgrown with forests, pretty medieval towns with narrow streets, panoramic sites with breathtaking landscapes, a combination of different cultures, historical sights. I hope that in September I will still go. The second is the island of Capri.
Calabria is the region where Italy began, named after King Italo. It is there that you can visit the "Italian Maldives". No wonder even one of the coasts is called the "Coast of the Gods" This is a real NATURAL paradise. The air is not saturated with the tourism industry, but simply smells of the sea, cheese, olives, citruses; all the real things that are in southern Italy. There people live not for visitors, but for themselves. There reigns an unusual attractive atmosphere. This region is located from the "toe" of the Apennine boot and above; borders with Sicily and Apulia. It is washed by two seas: Ionian and Tyrrhenian. And in the central part of the region there are dense forests. An ecologically clean area, a lot of wild beaches, mountains overgrown with forests, pretty medieval towns with narrow streets, panoramic sites with breathtaking landscapes, a combination of different cultures, historical sights. I hope that in September I will still go. The second is the island of Capri.
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answered 11 years ago
alex45 yes, this direction is very interesting. I haven’t been there, but one of your stories has already inspired me) And the islands are my old passion. I probably don't like anywhere so much as on the islands. Sicily, Sardinia, Madeira, Malta, Cyprus...it's just a fairy tale. Life flows at a completely different pace than on the continent, people really know how to enjoy life, even the air is different! Now I dream of going to Corsica))
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answered 11 years ago
If the islands are a passion, I understand, I myself am, I advise you to consider the island of Ischia, in addition to the sea, the sun, landscapes pleasing to the eye, there is one more pleasure - thermal springs.
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answered 11 years ago
We are considering Italy (Venice region) - book on your own and drive your own car (fuel-gas). With the current euro exchange rate, there is no other way for us to relax in this country ...
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answered 11 years ago
Lu-lu-lu so Visair still flies to Venice, or do you want to go by car?
JulijaS thanks for the idea. Jurmala and Latvia are really interesting and not very far))
JulijaS thanks for the idea. Jurmala and Latvia are really interesting and not very far))
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answered 11 years ago