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tourism in turkey , istanbul / 31 August 2020
Digital Nomad in Istanbul – Turkey: Need to Knows To be a digital nomad in Istanbul is the new norm, especially during these times, when employers actively encourage working from home. This situation works for both parties, and if the thought of becoming a digital nomad appeals, Istanbul is a great place to relocate to.turkish cuisine / 24 August 2020
The six Turkish foods taking the world by storm Gone are the days when the only Turkish offering was the - admittedly, extremely tasty - kebab: today the range of mouthwatering Turkish food available in larger centres means you don't have to travel far to find flavoursome dishes from all over Turkey. We look at some of the Turkish foods that are becoming more and more well known as people discover just how delectable Turkish food can be.real estate investment , how to find the right property / 13 August 2020
Is Turkey the Cheapest Country to Buy Property? Customers often ask us if Turkey is the cheapest place to buy property? So, in an endeavour to find out the answer, we went on a search of official housing prices across the world. But before, we reveal what we found; it is crucial that if you want to buy a home overseas, consider other factors rather than just price.retiring to turkey , real estate investment / 13 August 2020
What is the cost of Property in Turkey Vs Spain Many people, when researching the cost of property in Turkey vs Spain, struggle to find a definite answer. Both are vast countries, and the old-fashioned saying that location matters is real. For example, the price of a new, two-bedroom apartment with on-site communal swimming pool in Mahmutlar, Alanya, Turkey will not even get you a studio in Istanbul city centre.tourism in turkey , transport in turkey / 13 August 2020
Best Taxi App in Turkey: Getting About Throughout Turkey, getting a taxi is as easy as 1,2, 3. All taxis have a meter, but in smaller resorts, it is a set price within a specific locality. At present, there is no countrywide app, but if you are headed to Istanbul, there are two to use. There are others listed on Google Play, but their reduced ratings mean they cannot make the list of the best.istanbul , tourism in turkey / 12 August 2020
Five little-known Istanbul gems Some city tourists like to stick with what they know. And that's fine. But other travellers know that when you venture off the pages of the guide book, you are often rewarded for your trouble. We've picked out five neighbourhoods around Istanbul that might not be in your Lonely Planet guide, but are really are worth exploring.Straight Talk antalya / 06 August 2020
Straight Talk: Why buy property in Antalya, Turkey's Mediterranean centre Antalya has always had a place in Cameron Deggin's heart. From his first visit as a teenager, he was transfixed by the city which would eventually grow into a metropolis ten times larger. He explains the appeal of this southern Mediterranean city, and why investing in property is one of the smartest moves you could make in Turkey.istanbul investment , invest in Turkey how to find the right property / 06 August 2020
Is it safe to buy off-plan property in Turkey? Off-plan property in Turkey offers some of the most lucrative investment opportunities in the country - especially in Istanbul, where buyers can make up to 35% in gains between pre-launch and completion. But is it safe to buy off-plan property in Turkey? What are the pitfalls, and do they outweigh the advantages?tourism in turkey , culture Turkish history / 06 August 2020
7 unknown incredible historical Turkish sites The ruins and underground cities of Turkey are some of the best preserved in the world. And excitingly, they’re still being discovered and excavated, gradually revealing a window into a long ago era. We’ve made a list of seven historical sites that are off the beaten track, and not for the fair weather traveller. The beauty of the internet, however, means that you won’t have to leave your home to get an insight into these incredible sites. Read on to discover a little about Turkey’s secret history./ 05 August 2020
Inside the incredible work of Turkey's Covid "detectives" Tackling coronavirus has been a gargantuan task. And that's no exception in Turkey, where track and trace teams are working around the clock to identify and treat coronavirus patients. We delve into the fascinating world of Turkey's 16,500 covid detectives.
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