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tourism in turkey , life in turkey how to find the right property / 08 August 2019
Where are Best Places in Turkey to buy a Holiday Home? Whether it be for a real estate investment, summer base, or rental income, deciding where are the best places in Turkey for holiday homes is easy. The country ranks as one of the top ten most popular holiday destinations in the world, and this figure will climb higher as the government aims to promote its stunning towns, villages, and cities even more.tourism in turkey / 04 August 2019
Where to Go on Holiday in Turkey with Family Deciding where to go on holiday in Turkey with your family is easy because the country is family-friendly. Their culture strongly embraces the future generation and family set up and it is rare for establishments that are adults only. The added bonus is that a large part of keeping kids happy is entertainment, and certain places in Turkey do this in style. Find out where to go on vacation in Turkey.tourism in turkey , life in turkey / 31 July 2019
Top 10 places to visit in Turkey Turkey has a diverse and vibrant culture. Rich in stories, history, landscapes, beaches and mountains. Rich in festivities, shopping attractions and delicious cuisine. It is the ideal country if you are looking for fun, joy and some madness. You will wonder from where to start? Which areas to visit first? To help you out, here are the top 10 places to visit in Turkey./ 22 July 2019
Polonezkoy: a Polish gem in a Turkish forest Polish people have spread out all over the world. However, there are very few places where they have held onto their language, culture and traditions. In Polonezky, Polish heritage is celebrated by locals and tourists alike, who visit this village an hour outside of Istanbul to learn about its unique history.turkish cuisine / 18 July 2019
Have you tried “Turkish Viagra” yet? For those who are seeking a non-chemical, non-medical way to enhance their energy and intimate lives, the Spice Bazaar is the place to be! The spice shops are selling “Turkish Viagra”, an all natural remedy that will spice up your relationship with your significant other.moving to turkey / 04 July 2019
Lost and found: the joys and frustrations of life in Turkey Life as an expat in Turkey isn't all sandy beaches and sunshine. Well - there is that, but with it comes the frustrations of settling into and adapting to a new life. Marie Coggin explores some of the things she gave up when she moved to Turkey, and realises that the things she found more than make up for what she left behind.fethiye , antalya sailing in turkey / 28 June 2019
Fethiye to Antalya Cruise: Sailing Turkey’s Turquoise Coast A Fethiye to Antalya cruise is a must-do experience when visiting Turkey. This relaxing journey of the turquoise coast, cannot be matched. Also known as part of the Turkish riviera, it’s unlike its counterpart in France because Turkey’s long stretch of gorgeous coastal towns caters for the rich and elite but also budget travellers.bodrum / 24 June 2019
About Yaliciftlik in Bodrum and Why It is Worth Visiting Sitting 20 kilometres, or a 25-minute drive from the town centre, international travel publications rarely talk about Yaliciftlik on the Bodrum peninsula of Turkey. But, for many Turks, it is a gem, untouched by tourism and an idyllic resort to visit and buy property in.turkey travel tips and must see's / 19 June 2019
Taking the long way round: taking the train from Ankara to Kars Train travel isn't about short cuts, or getting to where you want to go as fast as possible. It's about the romance of a long journey, and taking your time to appreciate the passing scenery. Marie Coggin takes a slow train from Ankara to Kars, and soaks up the delight of a slow train through the incredible Turkish countryside that few tourists ever get to see.fethiye , life in turkey / 17 June 2019
Kayakoy Ghost Village: Turkey’s Abandoned Homes A visit to Kayakoy ghost village leaves you yearning to know more. Wandering the deserted streets, and passing by crumbling houses and a church, curiosity washes over you who lived in that house, how old were the children going to school, and did residents, with a clear memory of their home village, miss it, after it was all but abandoned 100 years ago.
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