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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.bodrum , life in turkey / 12 June 2019
All About Ortakent: The Gem of Aegean Bodrum To learn all about Ortakent, it is to delve into one of Turkey’s most favoured seaside resorts. Despite its low profile on the international travel scene, Turks know it as a prominent destination, full of beautiful tangerine orchards and home to the peninsula’s largest shopping mall, and many medical facilities.antalya , tourism in turkey / 10 June 2019
Antalya City Centre: Shopping, Beaches and Things to Do Anyone who chooses Antalya city centre for a fun-filled holiday will be surprised with the vast range of things to do. As Turkey’s second most popular holiday destination, keeping tourists entertained is what it excels at, whether this is family-friendly activities or romantic experiences for couples.antalya , tourism in turkey / 10 June 2019
Cirali and Olympos: A Travel Guide to Turkey’s Hidden Gems Cirali and Olympus, two small coastal resorts on Turkey’s Mediterranean coastline could not be more different if they tried. While Cirali keeps a low-key reputation and ambience that attracts couples and those looking for a romantic, secluded getaway, Olympos caters for backpackers, many of whom are on a round-the-world tour.turkish lira , investment / 18 May 2019
What’s happening to the Turkish Lira? The Turkish Lira has been on a turbulent ride the last few years, gripping Turks and emerging economies with a financial interest in the country, falling by 42% since the beginning of 2018 alone. What's happening to the Turkish Lira in 2019? We explore the reasons for the Lira crisis and what it means for investors in Turkey.kas , tourism in turkey / 17 May 2019
18 Fun Things to do in Kas, Turkey: A Guide for Holidays For pleasure-seekers and holidaymakers, there are plenty of things to do in Kas, a gorgeous Mediterranean coast resort of Turkey. Admiring magnificent scenery is just one. White houses cascading down the hillside to the harbour and costal line are everything a beautiful picture postcard scene should look like.
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