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1.       am_1010
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 23 Mar 2014 Sun 06:30 pm

Approxmiately, how much money would I need if I´m visiting Istanbul, Turkey, for a month?

2.       BenanCetinCom
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 24 Mar 2014 Mon 01:45 am

 

Quoting am_1010

Approxmiately, how much money would I need if I´m visiting Istanbul, Turkey, for a month?

 

Including plane tickets? From which country are you coming?

What kind of place are you planning to stay? a 5 star hotel or an apart? an house?

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3.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 24 Mar 2014 Mon 08:29 am

4 years ago I paid for plane (Bucharest - Istanbul - Bucharest - 200 euro), 1 week June 11st-18th/ 3 star hotel (450 euro), transport, meals, presents, etc. 800 euro



Edited (3/24/2014) by elenagabriela

4.       am_1010
246 posts
 24 Mar 2014 Mon 09:50 am

@benancetincom

Not including plane tickets, 

just the amount of money I would need to have a lovely and fun vacation in Istanbul for a whole month. 

(hotel, food, clothes, etc..)



Edited (3/24/2014) by am_1010

5.       harp00n
3993 posts
 24 Mar 2014 Mon 10:00 am

Including shopping...

 

Hard question

6.       Henry
2604 posts
 24 Mar 2014 Mon 11:31 am

 

Quoting am_1010

just the amount of money I would need to have a lovely and fun vacation in Istanbul for a whole month. 

(hotel, food, clothes, etc..)

If you only have 1 month to spend in Turkey, I would suggest that you should definitely see more than just Istanbul. Turkey has much more to offer than just the major city, especially if you want to get more cultural experiences for your money. I have spent 1 month in Istanbul for a course, but in my opinion 1 week would be enough to cover the major tourist attractions.

Maybe you should approach the cost question differently. How much can I see and experience with my budget of XXXX?

Some factors that will affect the costs are

- when you come (avoiding peak periods like Summer will be cheaper),

- how luxurious you like your accommodation and whether they include breakfast, (you can work out prices from the internet, (eg on tripadvisor, wimdu)

- whether you need a travel agent or you can book your own needs

- whether you like cheaper no frills food places (you can get a good lunch or dinner for 5-15 TL if you look around and avoid pricey restaurants)

- whether you are prepared to use public transport and walk to get around, or need taxis.

- whether you like nightclubs and alcohol,

- what you consider a fun vacation involves.

 

 

7.       bydand
755 posts
 25 Mar 2014 Tue 04:16 pm

My granddaughter graduates from university in May and she wants me to accompany her to Istanbul.Our flights will cost around 700 euros and we expect to pay at least 50 euros each per night for two rooms. For meals etc. we expect to pay much the same as we do here in Scotland. I was in Istanbul 5 years ago but that was part of an organised tour.

8.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 25 Mar 2014 Tue 06:18 pm

50 euros/ night/2 rooms..{#emotions_dlg.unsure}

can I ask you where are you using to stay at hotel in Istanbul, because every time when I was there I paid at least 40 euros/day/ single room....(in Sirkeci area)

teşekkür ederim

9.       bydand
755 posts
 25 Mar 2014 Tue 07:02 pm

I think you misunderstood me elenagabriela. I said 50 euros each (pp) per night. That is only an estimate. We might be more.

10.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 25 Mar 2014 Tue 07:18 pm

yaaa...

yanlış anlamışım...

kusura bakma...

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