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What is the exchange rate of the dollar and the euro in Turkey?
What currency is better to take with you?
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I can tell the difference only from the photographs bought at the hotel - 6 euros or 8 dollars, so the difference is not very big. They took only dollars, because. There may not be a difference in stores!
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answered 16 years ago
it is better to have small bills)) the ratio of currencies is approximately the following: 50 dollars = 35 euros. For small purchases, the ratio can be 1 dollar = 1 euro))
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answered 16 years ago
Take dollars, they are more in use. And upon arrival, exchange some for local lira. Because in some places, for example, in the market or in transport, prices are indicated in lira. And if it turns out that you have dollars, merchants equate them one to one .This is not profitable, because 1$ = 1.22lira. Do not forget to bargain everywhere, they give off decently.
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answered 16 years ago
I agree about dollars. Take dollars with you, and it’s better to change some money in small bills for Turkish lira, but it’s very unprofitable to pay in euros. Be sure to bargain, at least twice really reduce the price.
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answered 16 years ago
Indeed, it is better to take dollars. But in our exchangers there are always no small bills. The first time you exchange when the visa is put in the passport. $20 for 1 patchport. Change can be given in dollars and lira. Don't worry - you won't be deceived. Tipping is also better in bucks - $ 1 to the driver, porter, cleaners. Do not squeeze - they love it. And excursions in general are always in dollars, the guides immediately call
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answered 16 years ago
Definitely, dollars are better - they often called the price in euros, but because we had dollars - they gave at the same price one to one and :))
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answered 16 years ago
On vacation, it’s really more profitable to pay with dollars, but take euros too and save them for shopping at Duty Free at the airport upon departure. Here the euro is definitely better. And you can buy perfumes and good booze at a free price.
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answered 16 years ago
In the Kemer area, 30 dollars in minimarkets was equivalent to 20 euros. Approximately the same ratio can be bargained in other places.
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answered 16 years ago
Better take dollars. there are many problems with the euro, not only in Turkey, because Our exchangers do not have small euros, and large euros in Turkey are not readily accepted. And in Italy, with a bill of more than 100 euros, it's just a disaster.
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answered 16 years ago
Just got back from Turkey. Merchants have 1 euro = 1.45 dollars.
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answered 16 years ago
I advise everyone: Pay exclusively in lira!!!! You need to change them only in banks or in exchange offices. It is unnecessary to pay attention to any requirements of the Turks to pay in euros or dollars - change, they will not give it or they will forget to give it! Example: You are traveling by minibus, the fare per person is 1 euro, or 2 dollars, or 2 lira! when you give 2 bucks...he doesn't give change...and that's 60 Turkish cents per person!!!!!! Here also consider. The market is exactly the same, no euros, no dollars. Most importantly, before leaving the country, throw off all the Turkish currency, it is very difficult to change back.
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answered 16 years ago
camp on September 13, 2008 for 1 dollar - 1.23 Turkish liras. euros are also changed, but it is more profitable to take dollars.
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answered 16 years ago
1 dollar = 1.22 lira
1 euro=1.437 dollar
All Turks do not give change from the course ... for example, the fare is per person in a minibus (dolmush) per person 1 euro, or 2 lira, or 2 dollars !!!! No one will give up!!! It is best to tell them that there are no euros and no dollars. Change the part of the money you need for spending into lira and pay in lira.
1 euro=1.437 dollar
All Turks do not give change from the course ... for example, the fare is per person in a minibus (dolmush) per person 1 euro, or 2 lira, or 2 dollars !!!! No one will give up!!! It is best to tell them that there are no euros and no dollars. Change the part of the money you need for spending into lira and pay in lira.
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answered 16 years ago
