34 Tips I Wish I Knew Before Visiting Istanbul
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2024
- These 34 tips to know before visiting Istanbul are what I wish I knew before my trip to Istanbul, Turkey.
Hopefully these travel tips will help you from making some of my mistakes when traveling through Istanbul!
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Bir Türk olarak yazıyorum. Yemek, kahvaltı, misafir kültürü çok önemlidir bizim için. Sahip olduğumuz herşeyin en iyisini misafirler için ayırırız . Onlar için oda , yatak en iyi yemeğimiz misafirler içindir. Çünkü paylaşmak güzeldir ❤
Much appreciated :)
With a surcharge of 400% for domestic and foreign tourists, this is something that is readily accepted. 😅
@@TR-TH-cam-Channel It is a country with a population of 86 million and different cultures. You are right about these problems in touristic places. but the tourism lobby is in the hands of the mafia, independent of the local people
Thanks, I can't wait to visit!
Hope you get to visit soon!
This is really helpful. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful 😄
Great video! Informative, yet concise, and not all about you. I star the places that I'm interested in on Google maps, and you make it easy by clearly identifying each place. Good luck with your channel. You deserve more viewers!
I appreciate the support and am glad you found it helpful! Hope to see you in the comment section in the future :)
Bring all your family too you are welcomed!!
Much appreciated :)
Well done and really helpful! I know the neighborhood to book my airing now!
What are your favorite non-schengen cities and countries?
I used to love to escape to Croatia until they joined.
I've spent a couple months in Albania (Durres and Tirana) and especially liked Tirana. This fall I'm going to Montenegro (Podgorica) for a bit.
Have a great day there!
Hmmm, great question. We also used to use Croatia hahah. I definitely love spending time in Turkey when trying to reset those schengen days. And even though it's far, we often use South Africa. Haven't made it down to Albania quite yet but have heard wonderful things!
@@camdendavid Albania and Kosova! You will love it here.
everyone commenting about the 90 day minimum. this is only true if the host doesn't want to register the property and pay the tax. you can stay for 1 day or 1 month or anytime in-between 1 day and 90 days. anyone saying otherwise is trying to get you to pay more or get out of paying taxes.
Good to know, thanks!
i thought uber was banned in turkiye
Balık not Balik
The taxi mafia in Turkey has its own micro-economy. 😅 The worst. I'd rather walk or call an expensive VIP shuttle than get into a car with a hillbilly like that. Hopefully Uber is safe.
That Airbnb is for a minimum 3 months at around 3000 EUROS per month= approximately 10,000 Euros for the 3 months.🙄
Hmmm, I stayed for just a month and the prices were lower. I'd recommend reaching out to the host to see if they made a mistake on Airbnb. I imagine they'll have some flexibility. Appreciate you letting me know!
That Airbnb has a 90 day minimum stay 🤣
I think that is probably a response to the Turkish government’s recent crackdown on short term rentals.
Hmmm, I’m sure you could reach out to the host and stay for less. I was only there for a month 😄
Do not travel there; they decided to reduce their stray dog population by confining them to dog death camps, so-callled "shelters." Dogs are considered "dirty" by Islam, and Turkey is not any different. Think of the animals that are dying there, and check the news provided by "Species Unite" and other networks.