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In what currency is it better to take money to Turkey?
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dollars or euros and change to lira. it is more profitable to pay in lira.
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answered 13 years ago
I took $ conveniently in calculations, but they accept everything, I made the last purchases in Rubles. Just bring a lot of money!!!
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answered 13 years ago
here's what I think too. The dollar is growing against the ruble, an infection. and the euro is worth it. And in relation to the lyre, how is it? Maybe with the euro it is already more profitable?
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answered 13 years ago
today there is $32.80 in the savings bank, and €43.10, while the benefit is for $
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answered 13 years ago
The best currency for Kemer is dollars, and in small denominations. But if you plan to visit duty free at Antalya airport, do not forget the euro. Our rubles can also come in handy when everything is over, but the exchange rate is not profitable. When shopping in shopping centers, at gas stations, it is quite possible to use a bank card paying for purchases without cash!
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answered 13 years ago
go to Turkish sites, look at exchange rates, very approximately 1 euro = 2 rounds. liram, 1$=1.5-1.4 lire
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answered 13 years ago
We returned from Istanbul yesterday. 1 euro = 2.45 tur. lira, 1 dollar - 1.35. We are from Ukraine, it was profitable for us to carry euros, we changed them at points without a commission. When shopping, they paid with lira, since sellers in the markets and in large shopping centers have a very unfavorable exchange rate. Only duty free paid euros.
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answered 13 years ago
Fleri, even I'm stupid, or some courses are left. Well, in no way does one translate into the other in this scenario. Or the course is just gangster. Then why was it profitable for you to change in Turkey, and not to carry the same dollars with you?
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answered 13 years ago
most convenient:
euro - for duty free
dollars - in Turkey
a small part of the money - in local lira
for buying small, souvenirs, tips, travel
euro - for duty free
dollars - in Turkey
a small part of the money - in local lira
for buying small, souvenirs, tips, travel
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answered 13 years ago
My MCH was now hitting me in the ears so that I would not write what I do not know. I mean, the dollar exchange rate was 1.75, and the exchange rates there change daily. It was more profitable for him to change the euro, because his company works with Turkey in this currency. Sorry for misleading.
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answered 13 years ago