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| Moo. |
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 Moo. World Chat Champion
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 Posted: 16:58 - 17 Jun 2011 Post subject: Travel Money |
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Turkey for a week, half board. How much money would you take? Just wondering if anyones been and could advise cheers.  ____________________ A2 Passed 18/6/10 |
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| DrDonnyBrago |
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Depends what you intend on doing tbh.
if you are going with mates for a cheap piss up it will be different thant going for posh meals and boat trips with your bird.
I generally spend 3-500 a week when abroad depending on how much I do.
I hated Turkey when I went though, have only been to various cities and greek Islands before and the money grabbing tactics in Turkey pissed me off. Things like a £10 "visa" to enter the country, an 8% exchange TAX (not fee but a TAX) and the rope you in tactics of the tossers working for restaurants in the popular areas which basically amounted to begging you to come in. This was marmaris though so the quieter resorts should be considerably more pleasant. Sounds crude but my opinion of Islam was not helped by the trip and it was somewhat less than favourable beforehand.
(Even though racism refers to ethnicity of people rather than any religious body I feel that I should add that I fundamentally detest all organised religions equally before the retards shout racism.)
If you are going to Marmaris then get used to telling people to fuck off, the best restaurant we found was not only the most full but also one of the few that didnt have a door bitch hassling people - Natalies steak house on the beach; best thing on the menu was a perfectly done Bearnaise fillet steak for less than £8 when I went a few years ago.
Either way, take plenty with you and enjoy yourself . |
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I think I took about £100, and topped up when needed from cash point. I don't remember how much I spent, but it wasn't much because I met an old bored hippie who took me on trips for free. Bonus! Saved me a shed load of money, and my mate didn't spend much either as she spent her days frazzling her skin next to the pool.
We went to Altinkum...it was a grotty version of Blackpool on heat.
At least I learnt how to say 'goodbye you are going now' in Turkish. And it worked like a bloody dream.
Gule gule (accompanied with a wave)
Choc Pa-hala! (emphasis at the end) means 'How Expensive!' That wards off the hassle from the traders...
Hayir means NO.
Yar Un means tomorrow, just in case you get bored of saying no.
Speaking their lingo works better than saying it in English.  ____________________ Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter won't mind - Dr. Seuss |
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