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Should I buy Lira?
Should I buy Lira? or is it nothing? Prices in the markets are presented in lira or dollars?
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Yes, it's worth it. In any store, in any transport, it is more profitable to pay with lira, and not with dollars and euros! I know for sure, I visit Turkey 3-4 times a year.
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answered 14 years ago
But I think that it’s not worth it ... The exchange rate of the lira is not quite stable and immediately there is a strain - how much lira to buy so as not to get into trouble .. Moreover, both dollars and euros are in everyday life .. Although .. This is everyone’s business .. The woman writes that in Turkey for several. it happens once a year .. - she knows better ... But she probably travels not just as a tourist, but probably on her business issues (how correctly I drew the conclusions) .. And for tourists these lyres are not really needed .. Well, in anyway, decide for yourself.
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answered 14 years ago
I agree with Zhuk Vova. And yes, I travel as a tourist. But in the duty-free airport of Antalya, it is best to pay in cash in euros. All other options are at the predatory rate and the cross rate.
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answered 14 years ago
Everything would have been so if Side had not been a "German" region. Those. it is more profitable to change euros/dollars for lira, but not in Side, where all the price tags are in euros, and when they start converting them into lira, they do it far from the exchange rate that is favorable for you. I would change the smaller part of the money for lira, and for transport, at the bazaar in Manavgat, in large markets I would pay in lira, but if you want to buy something from things, then in euros.
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answered 14 years ago
I myself did not come from there for a long time and always also thought that it was more profitable to change for lira, but it turns out not everywhere and not always.
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answered 14 years ago
For small purchases, and as "pocket" money, the lira is more harmful.
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answered 14 years ago
as for shopping in the market (fruits, sweets, etc.), it is better than the lira of course.
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answered 14 years ago
Thank you all very much for your replies. For myself, I concluded that it is better to have different currencies. Hence the next question arises Where is the best place to change money?
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answered 14 years ago
it is convenient to change a small part of money into local lira
so it will be more convenient for you when buying small souvenirs and for tips
so it will be more convenient for you when buying small souvenirs and for tips
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answered 14 years ago