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belek , golf in turkey antalya / 25 May 2020
Tee off to your new golf home in Belek, Turkey Belek is much more than golf. OK, with 15 world class golf courses, it's definitely about golf. But it also has a fantastic beach, top restaurants and hotels, and luxury villas. Its green spaces are becoming a haven for wildlife, which makes it ideal for nature lovers, while being connected via Antalya City. Discover why we love Belek.moving to turkey / 22 May 2020
Where is the Best Country to Live in Europe? When deciding where is the best country to live in Europe, you need to consider several factors. Everyone’s lifestyle needs and wants differ and what might be an excellent country for a working expat is not ideal for one who has retired. Some have a family to care for and need to find good schools, while others want excellent health facilities for any ailments they have.real estate investment , retiring to turkey / 22 May 2020
Where is the best place to buy a holiday home abroad? When deciding the best place to buy a holiday home abroad, you have plenty of choices. From sunny resorts of Spain to Portugal's cities, or French villages in among scenic landscapes. Over the last ten years, though, increasingly people have turned to Turkey for that summer home near the beach. In specific the Mediterranean and Aegean coasts in places like Bodrum, Fethiye and Antalya.tourism in turkey / 22 May 2020
The most iconic landmarks in Europe that you need to visit Europe is littered with notable landmarks, and anyone on a road trip should put them on their list, for they are must-visits, at least once in your lifetime. Before visiting, don't forget to check out their website for opening hours, entrance fees, parking facilities and what to expect. If you need inspiration as to which is the most visited and favourite, read on to find out our suggestions of landmark places to visit in Europe.culture turkish cuisine / 18 May 2020
Turkish Tea for Two and Why it is a Cultural Practise You may think that Brits drink a lot of tea, however the number one drinkers of tea around the world, are those in Turkey. Somewhat of a tradition in Turkey, tea is consumed by millions on daily basis - from welcoming friends, to making new friends, to just watching the sunset after a long day - a tea in Turkey can go a long way. Find out here exactly how Turks came to love tea so much, and how you should drink your tea when travelling around the rich nation. A total guide to the tea experience that started in the 1930's and quickly became the second most consumed drink in Turkey, after water. Sit back, relax, it's time to take a break - this one's on us.bodrum , tourism in turkey / 18 May 2020
Bodrum Castle and the Museum of Underwater Archaeology Built by the Knights of St John in 14th Century, Bodrum Castle is the most visited landmark of modern Halicarnassus on the Aegean coast of Turkey. The papal decree may have opened the gates of heaven to the construction workers as promised at the time, that we can't know, yet we can't fail to enjoy the Museum of Underwater Archaeology and many hidden tunnels in this heavenly building which stood test of time in the heart of town.culture , arts life in turkey / 18 May 2020
8 Books about Turkey that you should read A country of the magnitude of Turkey, the diversity, and history is sure to have many a book written about it throughout time. From travel guides, to romantic fiction, to historical events, there are hundreds of books for you to read about Turkey to get a flavour of what this magical country is all about. In this blog, we have gathered eight books that we have personally read and think expats and tourists would enjoy a read also.Straight Talk / 15 May 2020
Straight Talk: Planning your real estate investment in Turkey With so much information out there, how can potential investors choose a good real estate agent, let alone a real estate investment in Turkey? Cameron Deggin has some advice for first-time investors hoping to navigate the uneven waters of Turkey's property investment landscape.Turkish history ottoman empire / 11 May 2020
Demise of an Empire: What Finished the Ottoman Era? Originally a nomadic tribe, the Ottoman Empire stretches as far back as 1299, yet it was not until 1453 when they captured the Byzantine city of Constantinople that the eyes of the world would focus on them. With a presence still felt throughout Turkey today in architecture and culture, the empire was the focus point between the West and the East, but what happened to the Ottomans? Take a trip into Turkish history and look at just how and why the Ottoman Empire is no longer in existence.Turkish history travel / 11 May 2020
A city of ghosts: the forgotten city of Ani Once one of the largest cities in the world, Ani, located on Turkey's eastern border with Armenia, is now a windswept monument to history. The UNESCO site high on a hilltop is the ideal place to get away from the world, while getting a sense of the majesty and complexity of Turkey's long history.
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