Question o Istanbul
Ask a Question
Ask a question
Topics questionа
Related question «shopping»
Cashless payment (bank card) at Duty Free Istanbul Ataturk Airport
Good afternoon. I flew from Antalya and forgot to look at the non-cash payment in Duty Free Antalya. I'm flying from Moscow to Istanbul, I don't really want to carry cash. Accordingly, the question arose whether it is possible to pay with a bank card in Duty Free stores?
The same question is of interest about Sheremetyevo Airport, since I fly out of it - is it also possible to pay with a card?
Well, another question - for those who flew domestic flights in Turkey from Istanbul Ataturk Airport ... Is there Duty Free for domestic flights / the airport is divided into international. and internal or not? I was in transit from Antalya once, but I didn’t understand :)
The same question is of interest about Sheremetyevo Airport, since I fly out of it - is it also possible to pay with a card?
Well, another question - for those who flew domestic flights in Turkey from Istanbul Ataturk Airport ... Is there Duty Free for domestic flights / the airport is divided into international. and internal or not? I was in transit from Antalya once, but I didn’t understand :)
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
Subscribe
Answers • 6
In Istanbul Duty Free, you can pay last year. I'm not sure about domestic flights.
Like
You like
•
1
answered 12 years ago
You can pay by card without any problems. Ataturk Airport has both international and domestic terminals (transition between them through a special tunnel). There is no duty free in the domestic terminal. Upon arrival at the international terminal, at the exit, on the first floor there is a semblance of Duty free (as in Antalya) - the range and prices leave much to be desired. But the "dutik" in the international terminal is one of the largest that I have ever seen.
Like
You like
•
1.5
answered 12 years ago
Phosty75, I remember this crazy transition ... well, for sure, in Antalya, too, int. there is no Dutik - it’s more like a “party policy” and there are no internal ones ... Sadness ... I walked in the Istanbul Dutik - I liked it very much, but it’s not profitable to buy in US dollars - the exchange rate is crazy ... and so I walked there so much, that I was almost late for the flight :)) Really super Dutik.
Like
You like
answered 12 years ago
:))) yes, the "chasm" in the Istanbul duty free, and then, sticking out your tongue, running to the flight - this is a familiar story)
Like
You like
•
1
answered 12 years ago
