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Let's go for the first time. Together with my wife, AI hotel, 13 nights. How much money you need to take with you. Not particularly chic, not distressed. 3-4 excursions, try local cafes, souvenirs. Thanks for answers.
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Hello. I would like to advise you a little on money. According to your plans, I think 1000 USD. it will be enough for you to feel confident about yourself. It’s better to bring the rest home. Although I almost can’t do it, I honestly admit.
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answered 13 years ago
I completely agree with tata57.
And do not forget that in Turkey, passport control officers may require you to show the required minimum amount of cash - $ 50 per day of stay per person (in your case already $ 1400) or a credit card. In the season there is practically no such thing, but in the off-season there were cases. Have a positive holiday!
And do not forget that in Turkey, passport control officers may require you to show the required minimum amount of cash - $ 50 per day of stay per person (in your case already $ 1400) or a credit card. In the season there is practically no such thing, but in the off-season there were cases. Have a positive holiday!
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answered 13 years ago
And we would be enough dollars 500-600! just for 3-4 excursions and a couple of times for the "exit to the city" To drag halva, olive oil, a bag of magnets from Turkey is not relevant for a long time! RBK2012 has repeatedly said here that "in Turkey, passport control officers may require the necessary minimum amount of cash to be presented" - we have been traveling 2 times a year for 10 years - well, they don’t demand, for the life of me! And no one has heard of such nuances!
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answered 13 years ago
PolitSVT, well, you are completely inexperienced tourists. I am also not a newbie in Turkey - I have rested there 8 times. But every time I discover something new and VERY necessary for myself :) And I think that more is better than less. But in any case - it's VERY HEALTHY!
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answered 13 years ago
tata57, we have been in Turkey regularly since 2004, almost every year - twice, how much more to "tempt" ??? We go there to RELAX, and not drive around the shops and markets, my husband can’t stand it, and I’m very calm about shopping on vacation. It has been proven over the years that buying something very good from clothes in Turkey is a matter of chance or a multi-day marathon, for which I feel sorry for the vacation time. All these "bamboo" bells and whistles can be bought at home, at the same prices as bed linen, etc. In resort areas, the prices for all this are huge! This is not a stabul for you! Once every 5 years I buy terry bathrobes (it’s really profitable), we always bring pomegranate sauce and some exclusive wooden figurine from each trip, now, really, I bought myself a good leather bag for $ 100 (in passing, when I was just walking along Tekirova). Good quality baby clothes can only be bought in stores like Waikiki,
but you have to go there as a specialist. I prefer this time to just wander around, in October, for example, we got out to Phaselis on our own, it cost us 8 dollars for dolmush (round trip) and 16 lira for entrance.
but you have to go there as a specialist. I prefer this time to just wander around, in October, for example, we got out to Phaselis on our own, it cost us 8 dollars for dolmush (round trip) and 16 lira for entrance.
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answered 13 years ago
Of course, you can buy a couple of suitcases and fill them with all sorts of Turkish nonsense and small things, we don’t need this! On 1-2 excursions we almost always find time to "discover something new". To do this, you need a maximum of 150-200 dollars for two. It's no secret that almost all tourists leave unspent money in duty free. Incl. And we. I think people who are not limited in money are unlikely to ask such questions here. They seem to be interested in the minimum that is really needed. For some time now, I began to take some kind of NZ with me, which I keep in a far corner, although I definitely draw up additional additional honey. insurance. Health is an unpredictable thing. For some, Turkey and shopping are inseparable words, for such people, no matter how much money you take, everything is not enough! This is IMHO.
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answered 13 years ago
In order to sometimes go to eat in restaurants, go on excursions (2) from the street. agencies, take a taxi out of town (Dimchay in Alanya), buy some clothes for myself, buy fruits in the market and in shops, travel by transport, 350-400 dollars is enough for me, I take 500 with me and a map for every "fireman". Usually I spend the remaining 100 on duty free back.
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answered 13 years ago
Take cash from $ 500, enough for all of the above. It does not fit the presence of a bank card (you can also use a ruble card) just in case: you can pay with it in all shopping centers and duty free. Feel free to buy excursions on the street, but since you are in the country for the first time and you may need the help of a hotel guide, and to avoid the sidelong glances of the tour operator's guide, you can take one excursion from him, for example, to the Turkish bath - here the cost is almost equal to the street. We usually manage for two 300 dollars, while we take 2-3 excursions or go wherever we want, restaurants and shopping in Turkey have not been of interest to us for a long time, as a rule, 100 bucks of this amount is spent on gifts for relatives in small things.
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answered 13 years ago
I want to add that not all guides have been selling their expensive product to tourists lately, usually when they hear that we started visiting this country before that same guide was born, there are no complaints, but goodwill remains, but from the reviews I heard that there are individuals who see their work only in the sale of excursions (from the sale comes%), and they forget to fulfill their direct duties. Call for digression.
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answered 13 years ago