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How much to take with you cash in dollars? And can I pay by card? And how is it more profitable?
How much to take with you cash in dollars? And can I pay by card? And how is it more profitable?
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If you eat somewhere al, then you won’t need money there, just buy a berry for your needs, clothes, etc., well, if you want, then on excursions (from $ 20 and ). You can also pay with a card, but here the bank removes the commission (Turkish and yours)
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answered 7 years ago
How much to take? Everyone's needs are different. Maybe you want to buy a carpet or a sheepskin coat? Or maybe just a couple of T-shirts ... Think about how much you need - take as much. If you have a Sberbank card, then you can withdraw money on the spot, at DenikhBank ATMs. There will be no commission - the conversion will be at the rate of the bank - you can withdraw dollars, euros and lira from a ruble card.
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answered 7 years ago
this issue has already been discussed, it does not depend on the hotel with what and how you will pay, it depends on your card and bank.
personally, I take a small cash (tips, etc.), and everything else is cards.
personally, I take a small cash (tips, etc.), and everything else is cards.
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answered 7 years ago
Liliya-000 Are you going to Hedef Resort & Spa Hotel ?
It is located in the small village of Konakli.
You are probably going to go shopping.
Therefore, for fresh, ice cream,
buy shorts, hats, blouses take $200
/ for tips in the hotel - it is desirable to have $1 each - at least $10 /
And there, you will understand.
You shoot, still, or not.
It is located in the small village of Konakli.
You are probably going to go shopping.
Therefore, for fresh, ice cream,
buy shorts, hats, blouses take $200
/ for tips in the hotel - it is desirable to have $1 each - at least $10 /
And there, you will understand.
You shoot, still, or not.
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answered 7 years ago
Take more, the extra will not be lost and certainly will not fall in price! But when there is not enough for something necessary, or, God forbid, what kind of emergency, that's when it's bad.
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answered 7 years ago
for money - Alexander wrote to you above - if you have a card from the Russian Sberbank, then in Turkey there is a large network of the subsidiary bank DenizBank and many ATMs, you could withdraw money without a commission, my friend works at Sberbank in Moscow when we see her on vacation always Sberbank card
At the ATM at the airport, you can withdraw cash in dollars, euros and Turkish lira.
In the bazaars of Antalya, Kemer, Belek, Side, Alanya, Russian rubles are also taken. Were in May in Turkey, even excursions can be sold to you for rubles.
At the ATM at the airport, you can withdraw cash in dollars, euros and Turkish lira.
In the bazaars of Antalya, Kemer, Belek, Side, Alanya, Russian rubles are also taken. Were in May in Turkey, even excursions can be sold to you for rubles.
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answered 7 years ago
Well, you say so "Sberbank card", but which one exactly, now almost everyone has a debit card, so you need to order a credit card, which means additional costs, it may be easier to carry dollars in cash
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answered 7 years ago
How are things going with Ramadan? We get to rest when Muslims fast
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answered 7 years ago
Lilia-000
Do not worry, this does not apply to tourists and places of rest. I got into Ramadan three times three times, I didn’t notice any difference. Now, if you get to the first week after the post, when they “break their fast” according to ours, then you are in luck! And in the hotel food will be an order of magnitude higher and in shops and restaurants holiday discounts and prices!
Do not worry, this does not apply to tourists and places of rest. I got into Ramadan three times three times, I didn’t notice any difference. Now, if you get to the first week after the post, when they “break their fast” according to ours, then you are in luck! And in the hotel food will be an order of magnitude higher and in shops and restaurants holiday discounts and prices!
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answered 7 years ago
Ramadan began on Tuesday night, today is the first day, and will end on June 14 in the evening. In Turkey, it does not affect tourists in any way, shops, restaurants, clubs work, there are excursions. Not all Turks observe the conditions of Ramadan, many can drink alcohol on the beach of hotels and municipal beaches.
The best discounts on goods will begin a week before the end of Ramadan. Dinners in all hotels in Turkey during this period are very good.
The best discounts on goods will begin a week before the end of Ramadan. Dinners in all hotels in Turkey during this period are very good.
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answered 7 years ago