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Dollars or Lira?
Should I exchange dollars for lira for shopping in the city??
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It would be better to change if you find a favorable rate (they take a 4 percent commission in exchange offices). I changed at 1.74 ($100 = 174 lira) at the agency where I bought excursions (on the beach there is an orange tent No. 8 - Suleiman, 20-25 minutes from your hotel towards the city center). And if you pay in dollars when shopping, they can calculate at an unfavorable rate (1.5-1.6)
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answered 12 years ago
If you want to profit a little, you can exchange dollars for lira. If you don't want to bother, don't change. I, personally, too lazy to strain on vacation, getting used to other people's money.
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answered 12 years ago
I change the minimum - in order to pay in transport.
in all supermarkets and shops they accept dollars, and change is given in lira
in all supermarkets and shops they accept dollars, and change is given in lira
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answered 12 years ago
It is possible not to change, but since I am in Turkey very often, it is easier for me in lira.
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answered 12 years ago
They don’t accept dollars in supermarkets. And Valentina changes dollars at 1.79. Her travel agency is located opposite the Tropical Hotel. She is ours. Her tours are of high quality and cheap. We used it many times
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answered 12 years ago
In supermarkets, you can pay with dollars, and not change there. but zdacha in lira
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answered 12 years ago
In Alanya, the last time I paid in dollars in 2008 was in a store at a bank rate.
literally a month ago in Istanbul in stores, also the official course
literally a month ago in Istanbul in stores, also the official course
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answered 12 years ago
in stores in Turkey, where there is a cash register and issue a check, they are required to recalculate the currency at the official rate. in bazaars and stalls, but they think it’s not profitable
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answered 12 years ago