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Where is it more profitable to buy alcohol - in the air port of Vnukovo or in the air port of Antalya?
Where is it more profitable to buy alcohol - in the air port of Vnukovo or in the air port of Antalya?
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In Turkey, it is still more profitable than in Moscow (both in Antalya and Dalaman)
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answered 6 years ago
All these "Dooty Free" one big rascal. It is better to buy a good, aged cognac (KS, OS or just KVVK) in a Moscow supermarket and carry it in a suitcase...
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answered 6 years ago
We fly from Bratsk Irk. region, landing in Vnukovo and in a couple of hours - in Antalya. There is no opportunity to visit the Capital.
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answered 6 years ago
So there is only one way out - to buy booze in "Duty Free". In Turkish stores, it is expensive, and there is nothing that I would like to buy. At Antal airport there will no longer be an opportunity to get into "Duty Free". Passport control and access to the street. So in their "Duty Free" (Vnukovo) ...
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answered 6 years ago
At Antal airport there will no longer be an opportunity to get into "Duty Free". Passport control and access to the street.
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And where are the Duty Free shops opposite the baggage claim?
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And where are the Duty Free shops opposite the baggage claim?
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answered 6 years ago
"Where are the Duty Free shops across from baggage claim?"
They remained in the same place))) And the prices in them are lower than in similar deutiks of Vnukovo or Domodedovo. Maybe not everyone has enough time to visit them.
They remained in the same place))) And the prices in them are lower than in similar deutiks of Vnukovo or Domodedovo. Maybe not everyone has enough time to visit them.
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answered 6 years ago
Dear forum users! Thank you very much for your replies to my request. We are flying for more than two months to apply for a residence permit. As a rule, we buy 1-2 bottles of vodka in duty free in Irkutsk airport; In principle, we don’t look at prices, we just buy good vodka and that’s it, and as a rule, we bring it home. Therefore, this question arose - you can’t persuade your husband with a bottle, you won’t be able to stretch your pleasure for such a long time.
Thanks everyone.
Thanks everyone.
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answered 6 years ago
At the Antalya airport, in front of the exit, there are a lot of dutik shops on the right and left. You can stock up there, just after receiving the luggage, everyone immediately runs out into the street to quickly find their bus to the hotel. So you can buy there too, having received luggage on the way to the exit, and there will be these shops. For example, I stock up in Moscow, where there is more time and more pleasant prices. And in Turkey, already upon arrival, you get a little tired and want to quickly get to the hotel, too lazy to go shopping already. And they say that in a Turkish dutik you can put on a palenka - does the jester know him?
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answered 6 years ago
TINAEkb Where did you go? "Duty Free" and therefore "Duty Free" (duty free), as they are in the neutral zone, in the waiting area (departure), after passing through passport control. Opposite the baggage claim is already a common area for everyone (including the local population). There are a lot of shops there, but are they covered by the "Duty Free" rule? So, at least, it has always been. The first time I saw "Duty Free" at Shannon Airport (1984)
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