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What currency to take with you: euros, dollars?
Hello. We're flying on May 4th. Tell me, who recently returned from Turkey, which currency is better to take euros or dollars with you? Thank you in advance.
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there are mostly dollars and Turkish lira! 1 dollar = about 1 lira.
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answered 16 years ago
A dollar is better - it's easier to do calculations, although if you change it in NTL - it doesn't matter
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answered 16 years ago
They even accept rubles. It is more profitable to pay in their currency, lira.
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answered 16 years ago
it is possible both. But the dollar is better - often the Turks indicate prices in euros, but sell for dollars. On her own example - in my presence a woman bought a belt for 30 euros (the price was in euros), I only had dollars. To this, the saleswoman calmly said that it doesn’t matter what kind of money I have and sold me a similar belt for $ 30. count what kind of savings. And this happens quite often.
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answered 16 years ago
dollars are better, otherwise you can get into a situation - for example, a massage costs 20, if you start to clarify, they will immediately announce that it is in euros, but there are no questions, and sometimes the price is not recalculated.
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answered 16 years ago
It is most convenient to exchange most of the money for dollars and quite a bit for local liras.
Shopping, paying for excursions, tips at the hotel, a visa at the airport - dollars are more convenient.
Small souvenirs - local currency
Shopping, paying for excursions, tips at the hotel, a visa at the airport - dollars are more convenient.
Small souvenirs - local currency
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answered 16 years ago
You know, after all the shocks with currencies, I think that you need to pay in the currency of the country you are visiting. In the same Turkey ... they consider everything 1: 1. But in fact, if you pay in lira, they already go crazy and shout the euro. but realistically at the current rate. 1 euro = 1.53 lira, 1 dollar = 1.35 lira, so draw your own conclusions. Tips, souvenirs ..... if you want to pay in their currency, it is unnecessary to indulge. and it’s high time to learn to count everything, believe me, they count much more :)
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answered 16 years ago
You don’t need to specifically change dollars for euros or euros for dollars, both are in use, the main thing is to take more small money 1,5,10.
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answered 16 years ago
only dollars, purchases with euros come out more expensive. take small dollars (1, 5.10), otherwise there are problems with the delivery
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answered 16 years ago