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bodrum , culture Turkish history fethiye ottoman empire / 21 January 2015
Enjoy some Greek in Turkey from Bodrum to Kayakoy Being neighbouring countries, and with such a rich and intertwined history between the two, you are bound to see Turkish influences on Greek lifestyle, monuments and buildings, and vice versa with Greek influences in Turkish way of life, houses and culture. In this blog, we take a deep look into the influence Greece has had on the formation of two of Turkey's most loved regions - Bodrum and Kayakoy in particular. Stretching all the way back to the Ottoman Empire and beyond, you just might be surprised at what we have managed to dig up from the past in this fascinating read on the historical guidance that came to shape Turkey today./ 30 December 2014
Turkey economy and real estate review 2014 and 2015 From almost double digit levels, 8.9% economic growth in 2011, Turkish economy has now slowed down toward levels expected of healthy mature markets, just shy of 4% for 2014. Real estate sector is still one of Turkey's major powerhouses for sure with no end to demand and prices increasing over and above general growth levels. Urban transformation projects in Istanbul alone are set to deliver in excess of 50,000 new re-developed housing units in the forthcoming couple of years.how to find the right property , istanbul real estate investment investment / 30 December 2014
How to spot Istanbul’s ghettos that are going places In a city as big as Istanbul, it is easy to get lost, easy to look for easy options of investment in city centre favourite districts and regions such as prime Esenyurt and Beylikduzu. But, what are the districts in Istanbul that have yet to reach their full potential? The areas that are prime for investment today to pay off tomorrow? We take a close look at Bomonti, Kagithane, and Bahcesehir to bring to you our top three spots for real estate today that are set to see huge price increases in the next 5-10 years.istanbul , life in turkey tourism in turkey / 11 December 2014
Escaping the Crowds: Offbeat Places to Visit in Istanbul Turkey's largest city and one that brings the East to the West, Istanbul is making a name for itself as a popular city break destination of the world. The city attracts millions of tourists every year who enjoy the bustling vibes, exotic ambience, and sheer size of the region to explore. More often than not, first time visitors find themselves returning every year, and some even purchase a second home in the city - giving you a perfect place to getaway to enjoy some Turkish culture. So, for those who already know Istanbul or have been before - what is there to do? after the touristic sites? Actually, in this blog we will show you that there is a lot to put on your bucket list, from the less well-known attractions to places where the locals hang out - have a read.istanbul , istanbul investment tourism in turkey / 11 December 2014
Istanbul beats London and Rome to top of travels One city, two continents. Centre of the old Roman Empire, the Byzantine fortress and playground of the Ottoman Sultans at Topkapi Palace for over five centuries. Ranked the top tourist destination in the world by the TripAdvisor based on reviews of travellers themselves, ahead of London and Rome. Yes, you got it, it's Istanbul, where east meets west, where you shop till you drop, where the heartbeat of ancient civilisations stand side by side with the new towering skyline made of steel and glass, all in perfect harmony. It's 'Istanbul we love you' according to over 36 million who visited Turkey in 2013istanbul , life in turkey turkish cuisine / 11 December 2014
Istanbul For Wine Lovers: A Study On Turkish Wines Not known around the globe for its fine wines, Turkey's vineyards are actually some of the oldest and biggest you will find in the world. Here we take a look at wine in Turkey and include some of our favourite hotspots and bars to grab a glass of some of the finest Turkish wine. With more than 140 registered producers in the entire country, we hope that you are thirsty - you surely will be after reading this blog. If you ever happen to find yourself sipping on a glass in one of the great restaurants or bars listed in this article, give us a call - we will most likely not be too far behind!culture , istanbul life in turkey / 11 December 2014
Istanbul Nightlife not for the faint hearted You will not look back on Istanbul nights and remember having lots of sleep: the city's nightlife is certainly not for the faint-hearted. Turkey's largest city, where two continents collide, where east meets west, has plenty in reserve for the night owl. Whether you are up all night to a song, or up all night for some fun, one thing for sure, you will be up all night getting lucky. Check out Club 360, Reina on the Bosporus but firstly check if you are on the Istanbul Club list and that's before you even look to buy a house in Istanbul.bodrum , fethiye istanbul tourism in turkey / 26 November 2014
Turkey’s Ambitious Tourism Strategy for 2023 “Become one of the top five visited countries in the world, therefore generating mass tourism revenue.” - that was the aim set out by the Tourism Ministry of Turkey in 2007. An ambitious plan detailed the steps Turkey would take to reach their goals by 2023 - how far has the nation come since 2007 in reaching their end goal? This blog takes a look at the impact of the tourism industry in Turkey since the announcement, the growth and further growth that has seen Istanbul voted number one city to visit in the world in 2014, as well as the impact that the growing tourism has had on other industries in Turkey.cost of living in turkey , culture istanbul tourism in turkey / 21 November 2014
The top free things to do in Istanbul Istanbul is crammed with quality free sites. You can feast your eyes on free art, or sit in a square and enjoy free music. You can explore parks where tulips nod in their thousands, or gaze upon Ottoman mosques, palaces or mansions. You can learn about a city’s history, or step inside the home of one of its most famous inhabitants. From museums to beaches, we have compiled a list of the very best cultural, historical and leisure attractions available to all in the city.tourism in turkey / 14 November 2014
Best places in Turkey for winter weather As you sit in your office, staring out the window at the dreary weather and miserable rain - one thing is made apparent - winter is coming. Of course, with winter comes the possibility of escaping for some winter sun and cheer. What better way to treat yourself during the festive period than to head over to Turkey to soak up the last remaining sunshine of the year. With temperatures coming in at a moderate 12-15 degrees, and sunshine certainly making it feel warmer, we compare out top destinations for winter in Turkey - Fethiye, Bodrum, and Antalya. Who will come out on top? Read on to find out.
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