A policeman advised tourists in Turkey to take pictures of the prices on the menu

In Turkey, tourists should make sure that the prices on the menu are available and take a picture of it before ordering food at a restaurant. This was announced on July 14 by a Turkish security expert, retired police chief Mustafa Begürgü.

"Such situations are not uncommon in tourist areas: in restaurants where prices are not listed on the menu, customers may be pressured to pay," he said in an interview with RIA Novosti.

According to the policeman, in such a situation, you need to behave calmly and demand a written explanation for each item with prices. According to the expert, if there are no prices on the menu, restaurants will face a fine of about $85.

Freeze from the East: trips to Asia have dragged down inflation in the Russian Federation

Why is vacation there getting cheaper despite rising demand and will Russians return to the UAE?

Dmitry Arutyunov, CEO of Art-Tour, said on June 22 that prices for tours to popular countries in the Middle East had dropped to record levels, showing a fourfold decrease. Despite the absence of military tensions in the region, recent events have had a strong impact on the tourism industry.