TURKEY - Quick Question BEST Currency ?

Bodrum Turkey lets discuss what is the best currency to use when you visit Turkey on holiday ? Is it Euros, Turkish Liras or even Pounds ?
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[@carl6227]

Do not use English money or euros because it's you who loses out ,use there currency Turkish lira

[@charlieemslie7708]

Been going to Turkey for years.Always take Sterling and exchange at banks,always better rate than what rate you get at home.👍👍

[@Gavaldo]

If you use euro or sterling they always round it up further than if you use the Turkish Lira. Thats why they prefer the other currencies as they get a better exchange rate!! ✌️

[@mickshea7114]

I've noticed on most Turkish restaurant bills the total cost is often shown in three currencies TL , Euros, and Sterling, now if you do your own conversion calculation paying the said bill in TL is always cheaper ie taking the sterling charge and convert to TL it comes to less, this is not an advert but I always pay using the Revolut card which automatically converts the payment to the local currency the rate at the moment is over 44 TL to the pound

[@AlVlogs1603]

Cash is king Kevin obviously the tax sounds like a bit of a Nelson Riddle.Sterling or Euros as they can be used all over.Lire maybe a bit difficult in other countries.Remember always in currencies buy high sell low

[@TribalFusion]

Some nice looking women down the restaurant alley. I've booked a flight to Bucharest this month, looks lively in the old town 🙂

[@brianmeredith8557]

Hi Kevin. Regarding what currency to use in Turkey. Martin Lewis always says on his show when spending overses always pay in the local currency . That way you always get the best deal.

[@davidanderson7917]

Thanks for videos

[@tompritchard2800]

Been to turkey about 8 times always use Turkish lira it seems to cost more when using euros

[@steve83803]

Not been for years but found that most of the ATMs did £, €, and TL. I used to draw in £s so no currency fees then take them to the exchange shop for TLs. Seem to remember at the time it was around 2.5TL to the £ but got around 3.00 in the exchange shop.

[@DavidDunning-g6s]

Grest vlog kevin very busy take care👍

[@petesinclair8753]

Great video

[@lynnmcconnell7615]

Great video thanks Kevin lira for me 🎉🎉

[@andrewrothnie7275]

Enjoy your stream

[@susanmcloughlin3930]

I've only used Turkish lira and changed English money there think restaurant just making sure they got a tip Kevin ❤❤

[@waynebirks]

Alot of clothes shops etc love pound sterling as they hold on to it till winter when local rates rise dramatically then they bank it and exchange for an even higher lira rate

[@alexwalker3947]

You won't get 41 to to your pound at home. Change at the bank when u get to Turkey.

[@waynebirks]

I've been turkey many times and find food and drink use Turkish Lira clothes shopping etc pound sterling

[@williamcoid9452]

Just back from Turkey 🇹🇷 Bitez in Bodrum.....I would not recommend it......I have a wee question for you kevin when are you visiting Puerto del Cameron in Lanzarote?

[@ScotsmaninTenerife]

Nov , Dec or Jan not sure yet

[@stevenlennard7914]

i was staying at the siesta beach last year also used the tropicana hotel. we used sterling. had some turkish lira. can u find out if tropicana is open for next year. its by the jasmin beach i got 250 quid stolen from jasmin beach 2014. after giving free room on last day.

[@charlieemslie7708]

Did you get bread and olives at start of meal? They sometimes give that and take a cover charge.👍

[@ScotsmaninTenerife]

I politely declined

[@Mike_5]

Best way is a mix of Euros and good old pounds then you can negotiate a deal for you Kevin but steer of Lira's they sink in value like the Titanic

[@jackthelad4993]

Take a small amount of local currency with you. Go to the PTT (Post Office in Turkey) atm or other fee free atm and take money out that way as you will have the best Mastercard rate at that time. The tax on the bill is a bit Hmmm ?.

[@CabOnTarget]

This is good advice. PTT (post office turkey) is best. And the fee paying ATMs the max you can take out is relatively small 5000 tl which is only about £112. And there is a near £5 fee for each ATM transaction on fee paying ATMs.

[@gillkite6476]

Is it a front loaded tip! Bob

[@nigel8499]

Try and get a Revolut card sponsorship. Hope you are well.

[@CabOnTarget]

BTW NEVER accept the ATM's offer of currency conversion. Always press NO. This is just a scam. If you press yes there is a fee. There is no benefit for pressing yes thats why its a scam.

[@davidhall2958]

Always use Turkish Lira

[@davidhall2958]

Turkey has gone expensive... I'm not going back alot of English people are not going back.Spain is better value TBA.