Do Turkish merchants accept Euros and do Greek merchants accept Turkish Lira? If so, is it limited to the Aegean border regions? And would the exchange rate they apply be reasonable?
Posted by
Pensacola
9110 posts
Yes/no/maybe. Horrible.
Posted by
Bellevue, WA, USA
811 posts
nobody accept lira in greece. euro is accepted everywhere and worth keeping, i'd not mind pay a small exchange fee to get lira. think about how negotiation is fun in lira already, you want to put exchange rate on top of that?
Posted by
OP
Snohomish, Washington
8 posts
Hah, great point about the bargaining process. Why would I want to make it more complex!? I have questions about bargaining, to be raised in a separate thread. Thanks all.
Posted by
Washington DC Region, USA
7054 posts
No, it's not worth doing. It's always best to use local currency - you'll pay a premium otherwise (for the convenience)