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What troubles arise when traveling Turkey?
What troubles arise when traveling Turkey?
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each is the creator of his own misfortunes. It all depends on your imagination ...
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answered 13 years ago
And why are you counting on troubles. How many times you didn’t go, there weren’t any. Count on the normal.
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answered 13 years ago
In my opinion, the biggest trouble is if you, God forbid, end up in a local hospital. It is also the loss (theft) of documents. Before the trip, be sure to write down the coordinates of your embassy and consulate (just in case)
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answered 13 years ago
In order not to get into trouble, you need to follow simple rules. Some of them:
1.Keep documents in a safe place (safe). Do not give any documents as collateral.
2. Do not store ALL money in one place. Part to take on a plastic card. Do not carry a money press with you, do not shine it in public places.
3. Do not get drunk to the blue snot. Pay attention to the quality of drinks and food. Do not eat salads with mayonnaise.
4. Stay away from dubious people and equally dubious offers.
5. Do not get into conflicts.
6. Remember that you are on the territory of a Muslim country.
7. Do not make jokes about the Turkish state, the Turkish flag and portraits of Uncle Ataturk, which are present on every corner.
8. Take a first aid kit (medication for burns, painkillers, coal, remedy for diarrhea, drops in the ears, etc.)
9.Behave friendly.
Look like that's it. And don't get in trouble.
1.Keep documents in a safe place (safe). Do not give any documents as collateral.
2. Do not store ALL money in one place. Part to take on a plastic card. Do not carry a money press with you, do not shine it in public places.
3. Do not get drunk to the blue snot. Pay attention to the quality of drinks and food. Do not eat salads with mayonnaise.
4. Stay away from dubious people and equally dubious offers.
5. Do not get into conflicts.
6. Remember that you are on the territory of a Muslim country.
7. Do not make jokes about the Turkish state, the Turkish flag and portraits of Uncle Ataturk, which are present on every corner.
8. Take a first aid kit (medication for burns, painkillers, coal, remedy for diarrhea, drops in the ears, etc.)
9.Behave friendly.
Look like that's it. And don't get in trouble.
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answered 13 years ago
I’ll add to the above list (it’s just super, my respect to vda75), don’t throw any garbage on the streets past the bins - the fine is large, about 80 euros.
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answered 13 years ago
Wow, you are preparing like when you are thrown into the rear of the enemy)))
You are right that you still have to be careful. And don't forget that you are in another country.
You are right that you still have to be careful. And don't forget that you are in another country.
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answered 13 years ago
I agree with vda75 200%. Look for the positive in everything, then minor and major troubles will pass by!
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answered 13 years ago
Depending on what kind of vacation you are planning, it is one thing to sit in a hotel / lie on the beach, and quite another to get to know this beautiful country on your own.
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answered 13 years ago
For many years visiting Turkey, I had only 2 troubles. 1) when the plane at the Antalya airport landed in the wrong terminal (because of the weather) and I had to phone home to the travel agency so that they could find my transfer. not scary, but expensive; 2) when I hurt my leg when entering the water, on the kmenuks, but there was no medical insurance. our doctor from the vacationers helped, fortunately, there was nothing terrible either. So do not forget about insurance, stock up on all the phones of representatives in Turkey and find out what language they communicate in, consider all the tips above and everything will be fine!
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answered 13 years ago