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life in turkey / 07 March 2020
Useful Turkish language phrases everyone should learn If you want to understand a culture, you need to learn its language. The Turkish language is full of colourful expressions and wise sayings. It's not the world's easiest language to learn, that's certain. But these oft-used phrases are a great start, and using them will show a willingness to engage with the people around you - and some of them are very fun to say, too.bursa / 05 March 2020
Is Bursa Worth Visiting? We say Yes, and Here is Why If you are wondering if Bursa is worth visiting, the answer from us is yes, without a doubt. As Turkey’s rising star both on the tourism and foreign house sales scenes, it has attracted much fame and attention in recent years. Sitting at the bottom of the Uludag mountain range, it offers something for everyone regardless of your age or personal interests.real estate investment , bursa / 05 March 2020
7 Excellent Reasons to Buy Property in Bursa Anyone looking to buy property in Bursa is investing in one of Turkey’s hotspots. Ranking in the top five destinations of foreign house sales in Turkey, to get an idea of its popularity, in the first seven months of 2019, foreigners bought 1217 houses there. As each year goes by, and with increased interest in Turkey’s affordable prices, this figure looks set to grow.turkish cuisine / 04 March 2020
The best Middle Eastern food to try in Istanbul When looking for the best Middle-Eastern food and restaurants in Istanbul, prepare yourself for an avalanche of choices. Istanbul’s melting pot of cultures serves up cuisines from around the world, but over the last ten years, more people are looking to sample Middle Eastern culinary delights, and Istanbul does not disappoint.istanbul , tourism in turkey / 04 March 2020
The Galata Tower of Istanbul and the Karakoy District For a fantastic panoramic view over Istanbul, head to Galata Tower in the Beyoglu district. As one of the city’s most iconic landmark buildings, every day, it hosts hundreds of people eager to find out what all the hype is about. Not only that, it’s illustrious history, makes it an exciting story.istanbul , tourism in turkey / 03 March 2020
A guide to the Basilica Cistern in Istanbul The Basilica Cistern, one of Istanbul’s most unusual tourist attractions, gains fame because of its underground location, and if you are visiting the Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, or Topkapi Palace, it is worth taking a short detour to see it. Called Yerebatan Sarayi in Turkish, which means sunken palace, it was built during the 6th century under Byzantine rule.turkish economy / 01 March 2020
Turkey's rapid bounce-back sends confidence soaring Ratings agency Fitch says Turkey's economic growth is tipped to reach 3.9% this year, well over previous forecasts. The country's rapid bounce-back from 2018's currency crisis is a sign of strong fundamentals, and has justified investors' faith in the country's potential, says Property Turkey director Cameron Deggin.tourism in turkey / 24 February 2020
Adventure Sports in Turkey to Push the Adrenaline With summer just around the corner, families and tourists are starting to make their plans for what holiday to take this year. Turkey offers a vast range of holiday themes to suit all types and people, and in this blog we showcase some of the most adventurous and adrenaline pumping adventure sports to do in Turkey this summer.fethiye , tourism in turkey life in turkey / 19 February 2020
What to Do in Fethiye in One Day Fethiye with its spotless appearance, clean streets, and full fronted harbour with a gorgeous view of the Mediterranean Sea is one of Turkey’s holiday hotspots. Built over the ruins of Telmessus ancient city, it joins other coastal towns as a prominent landmark of ancient Lycia, one of many kingdoms from past civilisations that left their mark in the region - enjoy 24 hours of pure fun in Fethiye.tourism in turkey , culture Turkish history / 18 February 2020
What are the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Turkey? The World Heritage Sites in Turkey join many other countries to form an impressive collection of well-preserved historical and cultural sites that beat any history book. Often referred to as open-air museums, they tell stories of earlier civilisations, living trends and urban traditions. An organisation called UNESCO works with relevant government bodies in each country to preserve these protected areas.
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