Inflation is hitting our wallets hard, and many of us are making adjustments to our shopping habits. From everyday staples to luxury items, find out what people are cutting back on due to rising prices and join the conversation about how we’re navigating this economic shift.
Marmaris, a popular Turkish tourist destination, is facing a decline in visitor numbers due to soaring prices and aggressive sales tactics. Once known for its affordability and charm, Marmaris is now being criticized for becoming overpriced and overwhelming for tourists, leaving many questioning its future as a holiday hotspot.
Turkish tourism is facing a crisis as soaring prices are driving away visitors. Tourists, particularly from the UK, are reporting empty beaches and exorbitant costs, fearing that Turkey will lose its appeal as an affordable holiday destination. This trend, coupled with new regulations and local issues, could have significant consequences for Turkey’s economy, which heavily relies on tourism.
NVIDIA is reportedly cutting production of its RTX 40 series GPUs by up to 50% in preparation for the release of the RTX 50 series. This move is likely to lead to shortages and price hikes for the RTX 4070, RTX 4080, and RTX 4090, as retailers will struggle to keep up with demand. Meanwhile, AIB manufacturers like ASUS, GIGABYTE, MSI, and ASRock are expected to benefit from the increased prices.
T-Mobile customers with older plans may face monthly rate increases of up to $20. The price adjustment, effective with the June 5 billing cycle, affects Simple Choice, ONE, and Magenta plan holders, excluding Go5G and Price Lock customers. The carrier cites increasing costs as the reason for the first price adjustments in nearly a decade. T-Mobile’s move follows similar price increases announced by AT&T and Verizon earlier this year.
