Saturday, 11 April 2015

Holidays in Turkey: Bartering and Negotiating Tips

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Holidays in Turkey: Bartering and Negotiating Tips
Turkey is the perfect choice for those looking for a cheap getaway that provides value for money and a short flight from home (4.5 hours from UK airports). The choice of things to do is endless, from beaches to mountains bazaars to sample Turkish food or stick to your favorite dishes UK (for those of you who are less adventurous).  

So if you are looking for a good value all-inclusive holiday in the sun; or a range of trading pause - Turkey is really your best bet. The other good news is that Turkey is outside the euro area so that you get more for your money at the restaurant and drink in local bars and restaurants.
 
Turkey is well known for its technical barter and negotiation, and one of the best places to practice it is only in the local market. Each region will have at least one weekly market selling everything you could ever imagine. 

Fethiye has a large market that the activity buzzing dusk until dawn. Wear good sturdy shoes and be prepared for an experience of a lifetime.
 
Bartering and negotiations are the same if you buy in a market or a shop Here are some tips for you to try.
 
First, do not worry they will scream as you go, do anything to get your attention in particular on the markets shouting "cheaper than chips", "cheaper than Primark". Do not ignore then give them a smile and you want to stop and browse or simply move.
 
You can almost guarantee that the first price they ask is to be exchanged when they expect. If you see something you love have no enthusiasm. Look closely at the issue and think of a number in your head.  

Give the seller your price, making sure it is not too low to be disrespectful, and wait for their response. They rarely accept this, there could be a lot of talking and shaking hands again Do not worry this is normal.  
If the price that you are given is still not to your satisfaction and you see more than one item request a price for everything, it's also a good way to get the price down.
 
Especially do not be afraid to walk away, the golden rule here is whether the seller will allow you to walk, he can not go lower.
 
Bartering should be an enjoyable experience to have fun too!
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