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How much did Turkey cost last year, at a price of 250 sput this year? And is there a chance that prices for Turkey will fall a little when Egypt opens?
How much did Turkey cost last year, at a price of 250 sput this year? And is there a chance that prices for Turkey will fall a little when Egypt opens?
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I don't really believe that the price tag will drop. Because the flow of tourists to Turkey will not decrease much. But Egypt can rise in price. This year, not only Turkey, but also other destinations have risen in price. You can, of course, constantly monitor and catch stocks. Hotels sometimes offer discounts (or MOTs).
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answered 6 years ago
Everything has risen in price! And Turkey and Egypt (I'm from Kyiv), and it's not clear why Ebipet is getting more expensive???!!! By analogy with Turkey, when there were no Russians, prices fell ... in Egypt, for some reason, the opposite is true.
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answered 6 years ago
Turkey will only rise in price, RB is really December ... now and then only up, and Egypt will not unambiguously lower the price (IMHO)
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answered 6 years ago
Thank you very much! I understand that the sooner the better. But with work it is not clear when there will be a vacation and will it be at all? Therefore, it remains to hope for the best. So I want to show children Turkey. Better yet, Egypt. Its red sea is like a fairy tale! Dip your head under the sea and go nuts! But scary for now. I'm afraid for the children.
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answered 6 years ago
This year they opened a new direction to China, Anex launched direct flights to Phuket in Thailand (it was very cheap and cool in general, my husband and I had a rest, we didn’t take children) and if it weren’t for the incident with the return flight, everything would be fine. Next year something else will appear ... and if Egypt starts to go off scale, then we will fly to discover other places and countries.
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answered 6 years ago
Where else is there such a beautiful sea as the Red Sea? Israel? Where else?
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answered 6 years ago
As I already wrote, in our world only honor and conscience are getting cheaper)). Don't count on price cuts!
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answered 6 years ago
In fact, there are beautiful places, no worse, or maybe better than the Red Sea, but flying further, which means more expensive. But, what takes Egypt-all inclusive and the fact that it is inexpensive (yet) and close. And if you fly to the same Maldives (they actively swam there, it’s very beautiful), the Dominican Republic (I won’t say anything about the underwater world, maybe they didn’t swim with masks then), Thailand (maybe they swam in the wrong place, there are fish, it’s beautiful in its own way), Sri Lanka and in general the Indian Ocean - (they swam, beautifully, in their own way) and so on ... a difficult flight, a long one ... we don’t risk taking younger children with us, since it’s difficult for older ones, let alone kids. And in this regard, of course, Egypt wins, but in these countries, besides the sea-ocean, there is something to see from above, beautiful nature, different living creatures ...
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answered 6 years ago
We offer Tunisia with might and main. Cheaper than Turkey and Egypt. The sea is beautiful and the beaches, judging by the photo, are sandy, sometimes with white sand.
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answered 6 years ago
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I am sure that when Egypt is "opened" for a mass tourist from the Russian Federation, Turkey's price tag will be shaken. The peak of low prices was in 2016, when charters from the Russian Federation to Turkey were closed. In 2016, there were very few Russians at the resorts of Turkey (they flew individually) and the Turks were sad. In the summer of 2016 I went twice, each time for a long time. Accepted even in a hotel that traditionally does not accommodate men. Since 2017, the situation has changed. I connect the rise in prices not only with the general trend of inflation, but to a greater extent with the absence of Egypt for the Russians.
I am sure that when Egypt is "opened" for a mass tourist from the Russian Federation, Turkey's price tag will be shaken. The peak of low prices was in 2016, when charters from the Russian Federation to Turkey were closed. In 2016, there were very few Russians at the resorts of Turkey (they flew individually) and the Turks were sad. In the summer of 2016 I went twice, each time for a long time. Accepted even in a hotel that traditionally does not accommodate men. Since 2017, the situation has changed. I connect the rise in prices not only with the general trend of inflation, but to a greater extent with the absence of Egypt for the Russians.
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answered 6 years ago
Maybe I don't understand something... Turkey and Egypt practically do not intersect by seasons, how can their prices depend on each other?
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answered 6 years ago
The tourism and hotel business in both Turkey and Egypt is very dependent on the Russian tourist. These two directions are very profitable and attractive to "our person" in terms of their location (flying close), cost and services ... There are many different directions mentioned here, but these two are priority for the mass tourist. In 2016, I experienced it first hand. I visited beautiful hotels, which are now not worth dreaming of. And all why? There was a ban for the Russians.
Now Turkey is open for them, but Egypt is closed ... This should be used and traveled to Egypt while it is available.
According to the gadfly of the seasons with which Turkey and Egypt do not intersect ...
Intersect!!! Both there and here they begin to travel from April and end in November ...
Now Turkey is open for them, but Egypt is closed ... This should be used and traveled to Egypt while it is available.
According to the gadfly of the seasons with which Turkey and Egypt do not intersect ...
Intersect!!! Both there and here they begin to travel from April and end in November ...
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answered 6 years ago
Egypt doesn't end in November! December, January and February are very busy.
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answered 6 years ago
We do not sell tours to Turkey in the winter months, so everyone is happy to fly to Egypt. And now, by the way, too. What is your sarcasm, I do not understand! Look at the temperature of the air and water in the resorts of Egypt in winter! My friends always fly in December-January, and they are very satisfied! Sunbathe and swim with might and main! If you don't know, don't speak!
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answered 6 years ago
Exactly.
And to consider June-August as a season in Egypt is, to put it mildly, unreasonable.
Until ours (all ours - both Russians, Ukrainians, and other USSR) began to fry there with pleasure at 50 degrees in the shade, the prices for the summer months from European operators for Egypt were 200-300 euros per week. It's in the good five, like Baron and Savoy.
And to consider June-August as a season in Egypt is, to put it mildly, unreasonable.
Until ours (all ours - both Russians, Ukrainians, and other USSR) began to fry there with pleasure at 50 degrees in the shade, the prices for the summer months from European operators for Egypt were 200-300 euros per week. It's in the good five, like Baron and Savoy.
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answered 6 years ago
Recently, the news was that Turkey is the cheapest for the May holidays. Prices have been raised by everyone and even in this situation it is cheaper to fly here. You can always save money by refusing all-inclusive and renting an apartment. And hotels raised prices unevenly: someone by 20k, someone by 50k rubles
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answered 6 years ago
As for Egypt, or rather prices ... Turkey was cheaper when the Russians did not go, but Egypt did not ... well, nothing, on the contrary, it is getting more expensive!
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answered 6 years ago
"Both there and here they begin to travel from April and end in November"
I don’t know about you, but in Russia, full-scale charters to Turkey begin only in mid-May and end in October. And in Egypt they usually just started in October. There are, of course, individual lovers to relax in Egypt in July or Turkey in January, but this number is negligible relative to seasonal flows.
I don’t know about you, but in Russia, full-scale charters to Turkey begin only in mid-May and end in October. And in Egypt they usually just started in October. There are, of course, individual lovers to relax in Egypt in July or Turkey in January, but this number is negligible relative to seasonal flows.
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answered 6 years ago
Turkey was cheaper when the Russians didn’t go, but Egypt didn’t ... well, nothing, on the contrary, it’s getting more expensive
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Turkish was inflated by Russians who ate Crimea
Egi rose due to the sharply increased demand for the euro market. And the Ukrainians have made their contribution, especially in Sharm. It would seem that everyone has a biopassport, but inertia is a terrible force
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Turkish was inflated by Russians who ate Crimea
Egi rose due to the sharply increased demand for the euro market. And the Ukrainians have made their contribution, especially in Sharm. It would seem that everyone has a biopassport, but inertia is a terrible force
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answered 6 years ago
Egi and Turkish have risen in price, the rest of the directions have not. The reasons are obvious. The people will still be a little bit shattered, will go over to other countries and everything will return to a reasonable framework. The less the budget will be missed at wild prices, the faster the decline will go. Chur, I'm the first)
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answered 6 years ago
I think there will be no decrease, but there will definitely be an outflow to other directions.
Comrades Ukrainians! Pay attention to the summer Calabria from TUI, there are hotels on the all, there are hotels in the first line. Prices are approximately "Turkish" and lower.
Spain for May this year is cheaper than last year. Perhaps because Joyne came out with good offers.
Turkey just infuriates with such prices. Since 2017, "my" hotel has risen in price, as of now, more than one and a half times, it was 2300, it became 4200.
Comrades Ukrainians! Pay attention to the summer Calabria from TUI, there are hotels on the all, there are hotels in the first line. Prices are approximately "Turkish" and lower.
Spain for May this year is cheaper than last year. Perhaps because Joyne came out with good offers.
Turkey just infuriates with such prices. Since 2017, "my" hotel has risen in price, as of now, more than one and a half times, it was 2300, it became 4200.
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answered 6 years ago
Hugo!!! And gamchnt egy did not understand, well, to rise in price from hell ??? Europe??? questionable factor...
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answered 6 years ago
Pachok, I paid attention to Italy, I have already booked something, you are right as always!
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answered 6 years ago
Europe??? questionable factor...
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Help statistics. Better yet, go (but not in charm) and see for yourself. By the way, the charm has risen in price much more modestly than Khurgadinsk. And there weren't so many Ukrainians in charm
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Help statistics. Better yet, go (but not in charm) and see for yourself. By the way, the charm has risen in price much more modestly than Khurgadinsk. And there weren't so many Ukrainians in charm
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answered 6 years ago
Everyone seized on my quote in response: - "Both there and here they begin to travel from April and end in November ...". Of course, without you, "wise men", I did not know that people go to Egypt all year round.
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answered 6 years ago
The bottom line is not that it is all year round, but that the quantities in the season and in the off-season are incomparable.
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answered 6 years ago
ollennka
The point is completely different. From April to November they go to TURKEY (they also actively go to Egypt at this time, but without Russian tourists). Egypt is closed for organized, mass Russian tourists, and Turkey has been open since 2017. If Egypt is opened for the mass tourist of the Russian Federation, the situation will change. Of course, this does not mean at all that prices will return in 2016. In 2016, he spent 21 days at "Porto Bello Hotel Resort & Spa" (single). I paid only $1100 for the package tour. Since 2017 (charters from the Russian Federation to Turkey were opened, and Egypt was "closed") the price has gone up beyond recognition. This is the point, not what you insist on.
The point is completely different. From April to November they go to TURKEY (they also actively go to Egypt at this time, but without Russian tourists). Egypt is closed for organized, mass Russian tourists, and Turkey has been open since 2017. If Egypt is opened for the mass tourist of the Russian Federation, the situation will change. Of course, this does not mean at all that prices will return in 2016. In 2016, he spent 21 days at "Porto Bello Hotel Resort & Spa" (single). I paid only $1100 for the package tour. Since 2017 (charters from the Russian Federation to Turkey were opened, and Egypt was "closed") the price has gone up beyond recognition. This is the point, not what you insist on.
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answered 6 years ago
I don’t remember exactly since 2017 or since 2018 they “opened” Turkey for charters from the Russian Federation (in 2018 there was definitely a charter air service opened ... today it’s already 2019). Now you will start to "peck" in a year! With you as in court. Inaccurate phrase or typo ... and away we go.
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answered 6 years ago
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