A tourist compared this year's vacation in Turkey with trips from…
A tourist compared this year's vacation in Turkey with trips from previous years: food outside hotels has become more expensive, and the 'all inclusive' system has become more modest.
Consensus
- The 'all-inclusive' system in Turkish hotels has become less comprehensive.
- Prices for food and services in Turkey have increased.
- The number of tourists in Marmaris has significantly decreased.
- Payment via Sberbank's Quick Payments system is available in Turkey.
- Yandex.Taxi operates in Turkey with fixed pricing.
- Inter-city bus travel between Antalya, Marmaris, and Fethiye is available and comfortable.
Points of divergence
- The average check in cafes is around 1,500 Turkish lira, equivalent to 2,300 rubles. — gazeta_spb
- Street food is poorly developed in Turkey. — gazeta_spb
- Hotels in three- and four-star categories have a limited food selection. — gazeta_spb
- Free drinks in hotels are often of poor quality. — gazeta_spb
- The average check in cafes ranges from 1,000 to 1,500 Turkish lira (1,500–2,300 rubles). — riamo
- In Marmaris, only six out of over 50 hotel rooms were occupied during peak season. — riamo
- The cheapest shawarma in Ouldenez was 330 Turkish lira. — riamo
- A bus ticket from Antalya to Marmaris costs 2,300 Turkish lira per person. — riamo
- Traveling via Yandex.Taxi from a location to Marmaris Port cost 160 Turkish lira instead of 400. — riamo
Coverage (2 sources)
- Russian traveler shares about new realities of vacation in Turkey - SPB Newspaper - St. Petersburg news — Gazeta.SPb
- Tourist tells how vacation in Turkey has changed — РИАМО