İNFLATİON, RENTAL AND RESORT PRİCES

[@patriciacarlos]

Inflation is far more harmful to individuals than a collapsing stock or property market because it directly affects people's cost of living, which they immediately feel. It is not surprising that the current market sentiment is extremely pessimistic. In today's economy, assistance is critical if we are to survive.

[@stellaadams593]

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[@kollykolly]

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[@kollykolly]

@@davidjackson4437 I encountered Amanda Ashley Hale through a CNBC interview, and I emailed her. She is guiding me. Since then, she has given me chances to buy and sell the stocks in which I'm interested. You can hunt her up online if you require care supervision.

[@brendazvandasara]

@@kollykolly Insightful... I was curious after reading what you shared, so I made a quick online research on her name. I came across her webpage.

[@stewarthunter8793]

Mick.... I lived in Turkey for 3 years, albeit a few years ago, locals could afford to eat at these restaurants. It is evident it is now pretty much tourists as only they can easily afford this. The prices you say are "pretty good" I fear are way too high.....I would expect the prices to be at least half this if I were to go now.....makes me feel very uneasy today.....the situation is not stable in my opinion.

[@mickandtrudie]

Pretty good for tourists, but I understand not for Turkish people unless you are one of the wealthy 🙈

[@stewarthunter8793]

@@mickandtrudieThanks for your response. Not a good picture in Turkey today, virtually a dollarised economy,........sadly. No change in democratic leadership.....I plan to revisit my old haunts end of the summer, will be interesting.

[@fairjust8072]

Turks cook better food in their homes . If Türkiye is to expensive for you that means you are to poor to take international trips . Stay home watch it on KZbin

[@tigerspiritjourney]

Exactly. Their optimism and frothy response to the prices they have shown in this video are really tone deaf to the terrible situation for hard-working Turkish people. Their happy-go-lucky response to these incredible prices is disgusting, and make them part of the problem. So take they should take their British pounds and go back to Spain with the other YOBS. So disrespectful to Turkish people...

[@Algormortis9]

The economic situation there is unsustainable. Too little action far too late. I hope that someday it will stabilize, but the damage from one person's flawed ideas about how to run an economy, is unimaginable. I'm glad I live in a flawed democracy, rather than a fascist state where one person holds both executive and monetary policy power. No economist agreed with how things were handled by this man for YEARS. Turkey needs an independent central bank to avoid this kind of disaster in the future.

[@suvari225]

Appreciate your videos, Mick! As a Turk myself who study abroad seeing the beautiful coastline of where I grow up through your lenses is sensational. You’re doing great and actually your promotion is so good that no other agency can do it. Have a wonderful day

[@mickandtrudie]

Thank you for such a lovely comment🤠🙋‍♀️

[@fahriuygun7863]

You guys making me go back home, I’m in Australia 50 years, love you guys thank you for a great picture👍❤️

[@mesutozsen903]

Mick Amca Eline emeğine sağlık bu güzel video için kolay gelsin hayırlı işler....👍👍👍👍

[@cemalbasaran2648]

You make amazing videos. BBC should take notice.

[@MrFuadee]

Last year I spend two months traveling to Türkiye , I spent most of my time on the coast. I have so much love and respect to the Turkish people

[@russellblake659]

What helped you develop your affection? 😢

[@3vgezer]

@@russellblake659 and why this makes you sad?

[@russellblake659]

@@3vgezer makes me sad ? What do you mean, I was asking a question.

[@theresahana7210]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@3vgezer]

@@russellblake659 There is a sad emoition at the end of the sentence?

[@CuteCatsofIstanbul]

The silent sufferers of the ongoing problems are the stray cats and dogs. Cats have it easier of course, but their food has gotten so expensive, not to mention basic veterinary care (for example neutering or spaying). Where I used to donate monthly to animal sanctuaries, since the start of 2023, I haven't been able to donate anything because I'm in debt just feeding the cats and dogs in my neighbourhood. To anyone visiting, please please support animal charities and ngo's. Thank you!

[@Gokberk_Altug]

Do you know how many people, including little kids, have been killed or disabled by dogs in Turkey in the past couple of years, either directly through attacks, rabies, or by being hit by a truck while trying to escape from a stray dog? Can you understand the suffering experienced by these individuals and their families? Do you know how many bird and other species have gone extinct due to stray cats? The ecosystem relies on balance and a chain reaction. If the balance is disrupted, the ecosystem will collapse. Those who support such actions should remember that they have a role in the deaths of children. Additionally, many of these organizations in Turkey are nothing but scammers.

[@CuteCatsofIstanbul]

@@Gokberk_Altug Do you know how many millions municipalities and the government receive (from for example the EU) for controlling stray animal numbers? Do you know the conditions of these ' animal shelters' and how these operations take place, if they take place ? Do you know what this government has done to stop dog factories, pet shops, this mentality that a puppy is very cute but when it grows up, it's a lot of work? Sure it is HUGE problem, but the solution lies within implementing the law that has been in place since 2004, in 19 years thousands of dogs (and cats) could've been sterilised, and the problem would've been much much less. And I also have to ask you, why aren't you so loud about the earthquake situation in this country? Why aren't you talking about thousands of people who have died in the past in the most horrific way, and millions now who are waiting to die because they have to live in 'çürük' buildings? Of course no kid, no human and no animal should die because of uncontrolled animal populations, but I find it baffling that the same people who complain about dogs do not complain about earthquake deaths, traffic deaths, cancer deaths while millions more die from that. I wish you safety and health.

[@Gokberk_Altug]

@@CuteCatsofIstanbul What you are doing is called ad hominem. And this is the classic "so-called" animal lover defense. How do you know that I didn't speak out against political corruption and couldn't care about earthquake victims? I am one of those who stood for approximately 7 hours in a cold city like Eskisehir, donating blood on the first day of the earthquake. Wishing you a nice day!

[@CuteCatsofIstanbul]

@@Gokberk_Altug Only the second part of my argument was ad hominem because the numbers effected needs to be called out. Another ad hominem - EYT. If only a quarter of those people also called out for their human right to have earthquake safe homes, hospitals, schools, thousands of lives could've been saved. I acknowledge there is a big problem, and inform that the problem is two part - no control over breed dogs and no priority given to sterilising dogs. The solution is not killing these dogs, it is also not endless feeding of these animals. Great that you donated blood, but please please please, call out for your right to 'depreme dirençli yaşam alanları istiyoruz', Eskisehir is a high risk earthquake zone so please be prepared, educate yourself and loved ones, write to the municipality about schools/hospitals' safety. Stay safe.

[@symek2033]

You all have a ☝️ point, but kling dogs or cats should NEVER happen, there should be more government involvement in sterilization of these animals as well a incentive should be given to people in adopting theses strays by way of government reduced health veteran care, inoculation. Children always need supervision while outside. By caring for the animals it doesn't mean people don't CARE for the unfortunate which need help but this can be helped by all community being involved, not parts only.😊

[@symek2033]

We're in turkey at this moment and we found it to be pricey compared to 2019 when we were here. When you convert TL to another currency 💲💵 other than the UK pond it's expensive😮 most things in stores are above prices back home Australia,😵‍💫 Also when Turkish establishments see a foreigner the price starts from top 🔝, absolutely NO prices on any products apart from chain stores. Tied of bartering 🤪

[@dr.l8763]

I am in Turkey now. I stayed at a hotel in Antalya for $37/night last summer. This summer is $85/night for the same place and same time of the year.

[@gdreading9088]

Interesting video Mick . . .

[@n4368939m]

In my opinion, there will be less demand or people will visit but will reduce the length of stay. Personally, I have chosen another country this year for vacation.

[@Amibalani]

May allah bless the land of Turkiye! And the people!!!

[@natzloveu]

Nice to see you guys being empathetic towards the Turks:) Us Expats also need to speak up and support the Turks.

[@machiavellian7490]

A revolution is needed

[@natzloveu]

@Faux Sho what do you mean? An Expat is someone who lives abroad.

[@brasni1]

I feel at home in Turkey.

[@Taichigirl311]

@@brasni1 great to hear that I cant even live in my own country 🙈cant bear the politics 😄

[@brasni1]

@@Taichigirl311 Best to avoid politics when visiting another country. It is common courtesy and who needs pointless discussions, anyway.

[@Xobaer]

Loved your latest video on Turkey! It was super helpful and informative. You covered everything from prices to properties and even holidays.

[@mufu94]

Thank you so much for honest insight from a British eye living in Turkey, but mainly for your emphatic approach. All the best!

[@johnmoon4802]

burak it s called TURKIYE, not turkey,,the birdie🙃🙂

[@mufu94]

@@johnmoon4802 But.. I wasn't talking about the country, I was talking about the birdie

[@etlimenemen]

even non Turks have started adopting the correct term which is Turkiye/Türkiye but you stubborn Turks are still not supporting this just because it was pushed forward by AKP and Erdogan (i'm a fierce opposition to Erdogan and AKP). "Turkey" the spelling and pronunciation is far off from the original.

[@tarikdemirezen4203]

Tatile çıkmadan önce fiyatları gördüğümüz iyi oldu,bizleri bilgilendirdiğiniz için çok teşekkürler..İyi gezmeler..

[@oguzakkaya4720]

The prices are really nice compared to Izmir and Istanbul. You might have to make this video again in July, Mick amca.

[@carsonreno]

Income distribution has deteriorated so much that the middle class has disappeared, there are 2 classes as rich and poor, and the holiday areas have become livable for tourists and rich Turks.

[@magdastar2249]

Sounds like here in the U.S. People are homeless and seniors living in vans.😒

[@ZubairKhan-vs8fe]

Thank you. I'm subscribing. This is how tourist/expat videos should be done. You show the location, discuss prices in real time and explain what is happening on the ground. Perfectly informative. Please make more videos.

[@ianreid]

3 years ago when we arrived a 3 bed apartment was 3500tl then the second year it went to 5000tl then last year shot up to min 10000tl currently a 2 bed and 3 bed will set you back 15000tl. a month. irrespective of this we have no plans to return to UK fingers crossed we love our new home and adopted people. Show them respect and they do same back.

[@mickandtrudie]

Lovely comment

[@ianreid]

I've been watching your channel from when we arrived so learnt from the best.

[@khansohel3941]

very informative thank you sir, love you both!!

[@mrLoftladder]

That is interesting video, we are coming out later today (Kusadasi) for our first visit in 3 years, I guess we will see some price increases but our view is to eat where and what the locals eat.

[@willileo2373]

I visited Turkey in 2018, meals for 5 persons in McDonald was around 100 T.L before a week ago we visited it again and it was more than 100 T.L for 1 person only for the same meal. Crazy inflation

[@ACK000111]

GREAT reporting as always and lots of information about the current situation. Thanks for sharing

[@mert5047]

I have to say, there are two sides to every story. Even though "greedy landlords kicking people out" is indeed happening and is terrible, many local landlords are also in a tight spot. Government placed a 25% per annum limit to rental increase, whereas the effective inflation is at 103% (or 43% if you follow TÜİK's numbers, which as a statistician, I do not). Whereas in the Netherlands, for instance, rental increase control was implemented as inflation + 1%. Important to note that this government forced people into investing their savings in real estate, by making sure there is absolutely no alternative to keeping your money safe from inflation. Deposit interest rates are laughable, and keeping foreign currency is becoming increasingly difficult, whereas banks are offering mortgages with interest rates way below inflation. So, the government practically forced people to invest in real estate, then made sure this investment cannot generate enough wealth to cover inflation.

[@mickandtrudie]

Great info 🤠

[@ms-jl6dl]

Yes Mick,you're obviously not an economist,just empty-headed leftist bafoon like all internet "podcasters".

[@carolinebell9018]

Just back from Marmaris where average spirits price is £8

[@ElaineHouston]

Thank you again. Will be in calis for sixth time at Jiva resort. Love the Turkish people and so kind to children. Don’t know how locals manage with the prices

[@darrencollins1578]

Very interesting, thank you mick and trudi 😊

[@Yaminote555]

once you said "Türkiye" at the opening seen insted of "Turkey" once more you earn our heart as foreigner to this country. and also thank you for telling and showing the truth once again. best regards..

[@aura5715]

Bro they have already changed name as Turkiye instead of Turkey. There is no any spesific thing.

[@0Er0]

These people are idiots who care about minor things like this, Turkey turkiye no one cares.

[@aura5715]

@@cmerdl bro r u high or sth?

[@paulcoates3860]

I know Turkiye. , but my brain now n then says Turkey, its hard wired, apologies Turkiye, from uk

[@erhantimur]

Great video Mick and Trudie, It's helpful to get a sense of prices now inflation has been high for a while. I'm London born, half Irish/Turkish so every year I visit I never quite know what to expect with pricing. Teşekkür ederim

[@annieg.7051]

Thank you both, still prices there are less than living in the USA. I'm Florida and inflation is everywhere. Prices here are so high for everything. We used to get away locally to a hotel now prices have triple and not worth it. Food is super expensive and housing market forget it. A 2/2 rental apt in an ok area starts at $1900 and up. it's crazy expensive. If you want to buy a decent home you need at least 350k. 😢 Wishing much safety and health.

[@aerdeniz]

Keep in mind that the monthly minimum wage in Turkey is about 400$ 😊 (probably going to be bumped up to 500 soon) and half of the country is working on minimum wage. Prices are good if you are earning your wages from external resources/currencies and spend them here.

[@speciaa7846]

Yesterday i saw a photo it says an apartment in ghetto of İstanbul same price as a single house with pool and garden in Miami it's 359k dollar.

[@kayotang2099]

Good old days always run short. Thanks for the update. My wife and I are eager to visit Türkiye soon.

[@jeannie13]

As a young girl, I don't feel safe because of refugees. As a student, I can't get the things I want, everything is so expensive... I need a computer but the prices are going up every day. Life is very hard. I've never even been able to go on vacation in my life. Refugees and Turks living abroad to come and buy whatever they want but we can't buy what we want that's not fair. I deserve to live like a human being. They say" Your country is beautiful the economy is good, but they don't know what we're going through. Thanks for this insightful video

[@mickandtrudie]

Where do you live ? Which town or city

[@jeannie13]

@@mickandtrudie I live in Mersin.

[@TK-qv4xh]

It is definitely hard but I hope you don't think things are going great in other countries like often displayed on turk expats' youtube videos that are trying to attract subscribers etc. Global economy is in deep sh*t. Turks jut had it a bit harder. Oh also you only see the upper middle or the rich of the russians, ukrainians or others,l around u, not their ordinary locals or peasants.

[@jeannie13]

@@TK-qv4xh I am ashamed of the disgusting actions of Turks living in other countries. So you're right. There are a lot of Russians and Ukrainians where I live, but they don't bother me. I am not afraid of them. I am afraid of Syrians and Afghans.

[@yusefkhan1752]

I feel the same about refugees and get gaslighted. I live in nyc and there’s refugees everywhere. I don’t feel comfortable going out at all. Very ridiculous. So expensive I can’t even afford a 1bd apartment on my own.

[@fatumaelmi835]

Thank you for the Information I really need will be coming soon.

[@magdastar2249]

Thank you for the update. Still less than the U.S. ❤

[@fuatkankal6479]

I love you guys, only English decency can make you soooooo respectful to another country and culture. I am Kazakh and my husband Turk, but we are living in UK and very happy with this. Thank you for your job, all your videos full of love to Turkey, we do appreciate that so much. God bless you 🙏❤🤗😘

[@TheCraigaberdeen]

Thank you for the information. I've just returned from beautiful Dalyan and the prices were very reasonable for a solo backpack traveller. I guess it depends on the resort. Love Fethiye.

[@muzzi1984]

Hello from Coventry. I'm a Turkish citizen. All of the prices are the same in Türkiye as here :)) Mainly reasons for this are high importing and high currency rates in Türkiye!

[@gailstock9896]

I love watching your videos, have been for years now...loads of support all the way from Cape Town, South Africans 🎉

[@Jillybean620]

Fabulous. You two always do such a great job. Thank you.

[@philmowatt3645]

Thanks for the heads-up. I'm going to Turkey next month and it looks like prices aren't too far off what is being charged in the UK.

[@calimero9382]

Turkey was cheap that's why tourists used to prefer Turkey back in the days. However now, it is more expensive than Florida, USA or Cancun, Mexico. I believe that tourists will notice that soon and and they will be interested in these places.

[@markusmuller279]

That is certainly not true

[@paulhancock7670]

We go Turkiye twice a year every year. We were in Marmaris/Icmeler last two weeks and the place was really quiet - all saying trade was very poor. Our resort was half empty and way down on usual May occupancy (Turban Marmaris). Most people staying one week not two.

[@Reza16888]

Çok teşekkür ederim. Harika bir video ki gerçekleri söyledi.

[@KEMALIST-1911]

love you guys, cheers from New York.

[@Gokyuzubeyi]

I wish I could see you one day . I really love how you’re relaxed and informative

[@trueman2542]

Thank you Mick and Trudie. I really enjoyed your updating of Turkey. 😊

[@inalcangulec1018]

Thanks for another great video... for us Turks things have been going downhill for some time, and until the last 2 rounds of elections we had a bit of hope that things could change. But that hope has vanished into thin air, and we're back to the reality...

[@Kenone1988]

As a Turk who lives in the UK, those prices are insane to me. Yes there is inflation but it looks like everyone is taking advantage of the situation which is not fair. Food prices are up nearly 50% in the UK as well but official inflation is just 9% if you believe the government. Crazy times we live in.

[@Name-ul8es]

Türkiye'de 26-30 TL ye orta boy pizza yiyebiliyorken son 10 yılda 82TL oldu. Maaşlara yapılan zam yetmiyor.. Ekmek 1TL den 5TL oldu. Su 1TL den ucuzdu o da 5TL oldu.

[@carmenpeters728]

There's plenty of price gouging, so you have to consider what you're spending on. It's impossible to conceal inflation.

[@sweetrockification]

Thank you so much Mick amca for the information. We’re coming from China to Turkiye by the end of June.

[@Draminos321]

Enjoyed watching the video. Very informative and up-to-date. We are going to Turkey on holiday in July, so this has been excellent viewing for us. Thank you. Now off to watch more by you.

[@fairjust8072]

Welcome . You will love turkiye . They love you to visit their country and will help you with all your needs . Fly Turkish air they are the best

[@altunisaltug]

Thanks for informative video Mick Amca / Bu bilgilendirici video için Teşekkürler Mick Amca

[@TheHHIPPO]

Hi Mick, so great to see your coverage on prices and inflation. Prices are really crazy and gone through the roof, in large cities the prices are comparable to prices in UK's major cities. We hope things get better for everyone in Türkiye.

[@metehanoz9183]

Severek takipteyiz Mick Amca

[@raziyeartem8484]

Turkey is more expensive than England now..I don't know what happened to prices...I hope It stops soon because the prices are still increasing...

[@cinextime3823]

Macaristandan yeni geldim. Türkiye bedava...

[@lyncarlisle8013]

Still planing to visit next year. Love your channel from NZ

[@lokitje]

@@Naniii1914 Loop niet te lullen ik kom uit Nederland broodje adana kost 9,50 in Eindhoven. (Don't bullshit people I am from the Netherlands ekmek adana 9,50 euro in Eindhoven). I am looking at a menu as I speak.

[@lokitje]

@@alicebunny9745 Turks living in Europe (Almanya Turks) who voted for rte try to downplay the situation in Turkiye by pretending the situation is even worse in Western Europe. Which its obviously not.

[@jamiecleeves7921]

@@alicebunny9745 yes big shame

[@kazakh-interista]

I didn't visit Turkiye since 2019 and last year was really planning to travel there and stay for a couple of months. But due to some obstacles, I wasn't able to come to Turkiye. With those prices looks like I'm not visiting in the nearest future, sadly (((

[@MrWashingmachineman]

I love your videos, keep em coming

[@stormreform8113]

Lovely seeing you both it's been a while. I remember going to Turkey in 2010 and it was 2.21 lira to a pound. Today it was over 26... how the hell could this happen !!! But Turkey has been through tough times before and will get through this...

[@farukkonuralpeser2906]

👍👍👍

[@eddiebirch2067]

It's not a secret , Erdogan is economically incompetent

[@aerdeniz]

Probably not with Erdogan but thanks for your support 👍

[@dbigdog79]

Very true with whats been said in this video In turkey at the moment...ive noticed a fair few russians around fethiye...guess they have moved away from all the troubles in Russia. I have been contemplating for a few years whether to invest in property around fethiye...however after looking at prices now....thats out of the window. Also prices have slightly gone up in terms of going out to eat etc....then again where hasnt. Still a lovely country which i will continue to visit

[@salihkaya4739]

Thank you guys for being part of Türkiye people and your informative video. ❤❤❤

[@bertyaustin]

Wow, Turkey is getting really expensive place then. Some things are super cheap, but some are almost like here in the UK.

[@shaziafahim470]

Just watched your video and you guys have nailed it by giving an overall glimpse of Turkiye's economy, with an update on the current ongoing prices, I came to Fethiey with my family in July 2021 and planning to come back again maybe next year, your input is valuable for our next trip there. Thank you so much for such a wonderful insightful vlog.

[@Metal_Max1]

You guys are a breath of fresh air, love your videos 🙂

[@mujgankarasakal9042]

Ne güzel bir çiftsiniz maşallah sizlere Türkiye'de çok güzel tanıtıyor anlatıyorsunuz sevgiler❤❤

[@davecumber7419]

The problem is, an awful lot of the prices shown can be matched in the UK. I think there is a risk of losing British tourist. I have been to Turkey a few times and love it there but I would seriously consider elsewhere.

[@fairjust8072]

Ohh yeah ? Try Greece where you pay 5 times more for everything. And yes every two years we go from Los Angeles to Türkiye , we love it and it’s not expensive maybe dollar here dollar there we pay more and where don’t you pay more now days . Everywhere prices went up . In USA We used to pay $6.50 for subway sandwich now it’s $9.90 . These cheap Ss rejects from Europe cry paying a dollar more than 5 years ago . They should stay home . Expense of hosting one visitor in Turkiye is 75% they make 25% if they lucky from each tourist. And these cheap ass tourist won’t buy anything ,they never leave their all exclusive mega resort pig out on free all you can eat buffet . Leave 10 lb more weight then they came in

[@gsomethingsomething2658]

True, not cheap at all. Well, cheaper than London.

[@hojubaby]

Meat and alcohol prices have sky rocketed. Also, the home owners have no choice but to raise the rental fees, a 4000 tl per month two years ago can in no way meet the needs of the home owner, of course they shouldn’t over do it but seriously the rents need to be at least 10.000 tl a month and even that isnt enough these days.

[@EA-ch2ls]

12:51 its tricky. They wrote 2 for 44,99 but its for each person. So its £3,54. So you have to be carefully

[@tangomike01]

Hi both, another excellent video by you, we liked the van will pop up and try the fish & chip.

[@nargesomid1262]

Lovely to see you again😊

[@Locallman48]

Mick this is a very helpful and great video 🫶

[@sel8155]

Mick amca kader kader 😂 bu halk daha beterini hakediyor.

[@sokachunaho]

En son açıklanan rakamlara göre Türkiye'nin zeka seviyesi 86.. Düşük zekalı yani.. Zaten ondan aşağısı da artık gerizekalılık sayılır..

[@manjitgumman1872]

Thanks for sharing your video, very interesting 👍 😊

[@gammabase]

Thanks for the valuable information ,, live long and prosper

[@ronaldbeckman3264]

Love you videos. We live in Dalyan beautiful village which like most places is now being redeveloped on outskirts and any green patch that is available in the town area. Since 2008 we have seen many changes some good some no so good. But we love it here and our Land lord and his family have given us a great welcome since moving from the UK. My Turkish is slow coming but I get by ok, maybe in a couple of years I’ll be able to have a conversation with people. But like you we have found a lot of the restaurants are cashing in on the tourist and some of the small market shops to. But we like to try the local food out let’s we can get a foot long donner . Meat or chicken for 100 TL.

[@1903ibo]

your always amazing yhay back ground gitar music perfect

[@lenorepeer2256]

Please do more of these videos. Very informative

[@mohammedmunir6622]

Hi people Just back from icmler near marmaris lovely holiday been going to turkeyi for many years but can see the prices have risen considerably. Still the best country to go for a break x

[@nilgunsonat4170]

As Turkish people we live the worst time of our life in Türkiye. When I was younger life was easy and we were happy. A person could afford to buy everything with salary. When people retired they could buy a house with their severance pay or retirement grant. Now you can't buy even a car with your retirement grant.

[@asgariendise2979]

Your childhood may have been easy, but many Turks had to work without insurance back then. They are happy to be able to work at all. Now people are migrating to make more money. At that time they had to emigrate because they had no work here.

[@nilgunsonat4170]

@@asgariendise2979 it isn't true. I am 55 years old. My father was civil servant and we could live well. When I graduated from university in 1990, we didn't have to worry about finding job. I graduated on June and started working on September. You aren't objective as you evaluate matters politically but I don't support any political party and I tell the truth.

[@nilgunsonat4170]

@@asgariendise2979 My relative who had worked in a factory as an ordinary worker could buy an apartment in Ankara when he was retired. All these are true. Don't try to manipulate things to justify the political party you support. Be honest!

[@asgariendise2979]

My ancestors first had to emigrate to ankara to find work. Unemployment was so high that my grandfather had to emigrate to Western Europe. I am the generation that was born in Europe. At the age of 30 I came back to Turkey as a trained person. In the past it was not even possible to get an education compared to today. You and your family were perhaps a little more privileged than mine in this matter. I try not to manipulate anything. You give your family as an example I mine. I belong to the majority.

[@biray4710]

@@asgariendise2979 This country is in this state thanks to people who lie for Erdogan like you. Stop spewing lies and half-truths. Education today is non-existent. The economy is in a worse state then 1970s when we got sanctioned by US and EU. My father was a teacher and my mother worked at a bank. We could buy a house. I can't even dream about buying a car now. I worry about making it to the end of the month and it's just 6th of this month. We are 6 days in and I barely have any money left after paying my bills and buying groceries for a week.

[@ArdaKaraduman]

Yeah ... as a upper-middle class Turkish person living abroad, even I find it almost impossible to buy somewhere decent these days ... So I'll stick to my sisters place lol.

[@rndz2711]

New subscriber here…thanks for this vid…I’m going back to Fethiye next month after 2 years!

[@beqo006]

Thank you for your beautiful and informative videos… ❤🇹🇷🙋🏻‍♂️

[@384panther]

My wife and I got caught at Dalaman airport for £27 for two rolls and 2 chocolate bars, But I have to say that the Hamsi bars was our go to stop most days for a drink as we liked the atmosphere and the decor. And it was a nice walk from the Sundia where we were staying. Roll on September 2024 when we come back. We love the turkish people and have enjoyed every trip we have made there. The Duck pond in Fethiye old town is very good to.

[@mickandtrudie]

Hamsi bar 🤠

[@Mikail48.]

Ne güzel Bir İnsanlar, Allah uzun ömürler versin.

[@vanessalotz9136]

Thankyou guys another lovely video. I'm sorry things are difficult over in Turkey right now. I realky hope things improve for you all soon makes me sad I adore turkey xx

[@bulentbocekler7710]

Teşekkürler tatlı insanlar.

[@vimtocrazy739]

The word on the street is that people are getting ripped off and won’t be going back . Used to be cheap as chips .

[@johnoneill2084]

Another fab video. We have had our Turkish holiday home in Didim since 2006. To be honest prices were stable for many years and value for money outstanding. However in the last 3 the picture has changed and last year and this year especially. I will not criticise as prices are going going up everywhere and my hearts bleeds for ordinary Turks. They will not be at beachfronts having coffee and cake for £4! Or £26 in Çeşme! My big fear guys is that if tourists from the UK arrive and see prices the same as in Spain( we were in Alicante and Benidorm earlier this year), then they will think twice about coming. Flights times to Turkey are shocking, flights longer, less regular and more expensive.The big plus Turkey had was value for money. So I worry that Europeans will go elsewhere, missing out on this wonderful country and people. The Lira is only going one way and things will only get worse. I would love to be wrong. Thanks again for the informative video and look forward to your next trip. ❤

[@russellblake659]

Stable and Turkey , don't work together. There is nothing stable about Turkey from the ground it sits on , people , economy , politics and weather.

[@ajdrums8075]

Coast is much more beautiful than Portugal and Spain though.

[@sumitomoO0O]

turkish lira is overvalued 80-100%, it needs to be devalued...central bank depleted all their reserves plus whatever they borrowed from other central banks in order to prevent devaluation but they have no choice now but to devalue the lira

[@hasancelik1772]

Selamlar Enflasyonu tane tane akılcı bir anlatımda anlattığınız için teşekkürler. Bizim için hayat daha zor artık çok umudum kalmadı . Muhalefet keşke sizden yardım isteseydi akılcı bir çözüm üretemeden seçimi kayıp ettiler .

[@oggie1967]

Hi guys, Thanks for the info, heading to çalis beach in a few weeks time for a family holiday so handy to know how much prices have gone up. We were in icmeler last summer but fancied trying somewhere different! TBH the prices are still pretty cheap for tourists, it’s the people who live there who are suffering! Great channel, have been re watching your vids that I watched last year!😂👍👏👏👏❤️

[@emrepnar1553]

Mick amca , videonu izleyince daha da icim karardı ya :) zaten fiyatlar cok pahalı her yerde....

[@dilaverayan2327]

Harikasınız ellerinize emeğinize yüreğinize sağlık sevgiler saygılar

[@sweetboy007288]

Great video ❤ love turkey 🇹🇷 as country I was there for three weeks can wait to go back I enjoy as a holiday.

[@biancat5015]

Wow. Prices have jumped allot though. Not all of us are on the pound. Super interesting and great video. Thank you.

[@intellectualgladiata]

Getting close to western prices. Many will seek out new places if these prices continue.

[@garyfern7653]

Definitely and I’m from Turkey

[@mdxcenter]

WOW THE [RICES AS MUCH AS WHERE I LIVE IN THE USA. THANK YOU GUYS , LOVE FROM US

[@Earlybird159]

Hi guys! Thank you for the great videos. You guys are so sweet and you sound like great people. I am Turkish and live somewhere not near Fethiye unfortunately😊 I love Fethiye so much and visit every year. Obviously I don’t have a property down there and I always stay at my sister’s rental village house at Yaniklar, which she barely affords each year For most of the Turkish people it’s almost impossible to own a house in Fethiye. Anyway I love your videos and enjoy watching them time to time and they give me so much fun and it feels like I go those places thru your lovely vldeos❤ Though it’s so sad we have little or limited opportunities to have a decent life anywhere near sea in our own country. I don’t think it will be possible from now on either considering this horrible inflation rates. Again, I really adore your videos and can’t wait to see another upcoming one!

[@007supertime]

I like to tell you why? as an economist graduated from UCSD San Diego ,what happened during the pandemic was the 90% of the western world closed for business including faming and essential production of Goods, Turkiye never closed their factories or farms, work went on and western demands for Farm Goods and essentials increased ,as the Foreign currency exchange was favoring west as west could just print or pay electronically Dollar or Euro , just keep spending ,importing buying everything they could from Turkiye. that increase of demand from west ,not only gobbled up Turkish products, but increased the local prices as farmers choose foreign buyers over Domestic buyers, Turkiye had to increase the inflation to make the products more expensive for the west, now after saying all that, how do you deal with low purchasing power of Turks due to inflation ? Erdogan increased base pay across the board 65%, included retirees pay and minimum wage, economic indicators says inflation is 75 to 80% now take away 65% pay raise that puts it 15 to 20% inflation in par with most of the countries , I do not know if this makes sense but the number is what it is. there were no bread lines even some tried by opposition to make Erdogan look bad, Most of the major cities opened their own Bakery stands to sell the bread cheap as you yourself know, going to Pazar in Turkiye you can pretty much buy lots of food for very reasonable prices, and I like to also point out to you that, 72% OF THE TURKS, THEY OWN The house they live in. there were no mortgages in the country 15 years ago. that gives them extra cash to spend . Despite the western attack on Turkish economy and money by the western countries to unseat Erdogan through weak economy, Turks managed thanks to Turkish citizens dollar deposits in Turkish bank over $275 billion, you know people buys dollar with lira and you can o0pen a dollar account in Turkish banks and some Gulf rich friends like Saudis, Kuwait, Oman, UAE and particularly Azerbaijan deposits lat 5 years is around 165 billion in Turkish banks, not counting under the mattress gold,,dollars and Euros Turkish workers brings from abroad, SO, government simply barrows against it instead of going to IMF ,or World Bank which l have read many times that ,IMF and World bank and FED Reserve USA are NOT very happy about according the rules in Errors and Omission =Balance sheet . but they could not do anything, but to starve Turkiye from newly injected cash all they could do and they did. but money fo0r Turkiye is plenty out there, China 2 years ago bought the tallest high-rise in Istanbul Levent for $635 million (Istanbul Park building ) and opened the major bank with $6 billion in deposits for the Turks to enjoy. remember Turkiye might sound like energy poor country but Azerbaijan is Turkiye . so is northern Iraq, free oil does flow if it needed to

[@hasanozeroglu3081]

​@@007supertime hi. I read your comment very carefully. First of all I respect all explanations about pandemic period that we worked without fear. Because we had to. I lost my mom and my dad have converted to freaking, reckless and useless during the pandemic but you know the life still is going on. Turkiye didn't increase the inflation to make the products more expensive for the west. They just couldn't stop this madness. Bulgarians came to buy some stuff to the west region of Turkiye, Georgians come to east, Arabians and other nationalities bought estate, Germans bought summer house in the coastal areas. German' investments was very high that inspire the same idea to vote him again. All of this created a lack of supply once the demand is high. economic indicators says inflation is 75 to 80%? so we see the actual rates in the markets.🤦‍♂ Erdogan tried & declared exchange their dollars many times to Turkish citizens. But it was only another part of show. Long story.... Your last paragraph also sounds dreamy. I can't buy a simple flat, I can't buy a car, I can't buy phone. I can't go to vacation. So who cares their investments. They are coming to take my last underpants

[@alboz78]

@@hasanozeroglu3081 what makes you think in other parts of the world we are having it easy?! After 25 years in London im struggling to make ends meet. I consider my self lucky that im renting and not on mortgage at this time as i would have lost my property with the current intres rate. Prices have doubled on every single item but they still lie to us by telling that inflation is just 9%.

[@izakniemann5734]

Greed has taken over in Türkiye too. What a shame.

[@russellblake659]

Are you suggesting something has changed? 😢

[@symek2033]

Unfortunately 😬 it has arrived and never will be the same. The traditional turkey has become westernized little left of traditional turkey.

[@fairjust8072]

What greed . ?

[@russellblake659]

@@fairjust8072 Have you been?

[@izakniemann5734]

@@russellblake659 We had plans to go back to Türkiye but now, with all this madness, we won't.

[@hendo19742]

TURKEY 🇹🇷 GETTING TOO EXPENSIVE ESPECIALLY THE FOOD, ALTHOUGH LIFE IN THE UK 🇬🇧 IS ALSO GETTING VERY EXPENSIVE😬