Do family resorts in Turkey have Russian-speaking kids’ club staff, and can children join the animation program without knowing the language?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 8 days ago
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 8 days ago
TL;DR
Based on a recent resort update in Turkey, the animation team had changed: on one day there was no Russian-speaking kids’ club staff member available, and new animators used a translator app to communicate. Even so, a 5-year-old was still able to enjoy the mini disco and kids’ activities without fully understanding the language.
Most recent update: on the day checked, the Russian-speaking girl at the kids’ club was not working. Staff said the animation team was new, so they sometimes communicated with children through a translation app.
For adult entertainment, guests were actively invited to play volleyball, and there was water polo in the pool. So the daytime activity program for adults was running even though the team had changed.
One family reported that their 5-year-old attended the kids’ club, where there was a Russian-speaking staff member. During the children’s animation, the child could follow what was happening intuitively and did not get bored, even without fully understanding the language.