Property Turkey Blog
shopping in turkey / 05 February 2018
Products from Turkey That You Might Use at Home Every year, millions of visitors arrive in Turkey for a healthy dose of “all things Turkish,” whether it be culture, food, souvenirs or simply the gorgeous weather. Yet, the country is one of the world’s top exporters of goods, and the chances are that within the average household around the world, you will find products from Turkey in at least one room. So, what products from Turkey will you most likely find in your home?/ 26 January 2018
Why Europeans are finally returning to Turkey Turkey’s south coast is a favourite with European holidaymakers, who head to Antalya, Bodrum and Fethiye in search of the sea, sun and great service Turkey is known for. The last two years have seen a significant drop in the number of British, German, Dutch and Russians heading to Turkey, but early reservations are showing 2018 will be a turnaround year for European tourists in Turkey.economy , investment / 24 January 2018
The Mega Projects of Turkey As defined in their 2023 vision plan, Turkey has a goal to be one of the top performing economies in the world. Given that just 20 years ago, it was drastically underperforming, it is a big target to set. However, the Turkish government has a strategic game plan and they are the mega projects of Turkey, an impressive portfolio consisting of roughly 100 transport, energy and infrastructure endeavours, exceeding a construction cost of 100 billion USD.bodrum , turkey tourism in turkey tourism / 23 January 2018
The crazy, colourful world of camel wrestling As events go, this is certainly one of Turkey’s more unusual. Camels decked out in colourful outfits, wrestling each other until the “loser” screams, falls down or runs away. Marie Coggin, who lives in Bodrum, attends a local camel wrestling festival and reports back on the sights and sounds of this unique event.economy , investment / 22 January 2018
What is Turkey’s 2023 Vision Plan? For many people, the year 2023 will be important for Turkey. Not only because it will be the 100th anniversary of the formation of the Turkish Republic but also because the AKP ruling government have set themselves an impressive set of targets to achieve by this deadline. The records break down into specific categories focusing on the economy, energy, foreign policy, healthcare, transport and tourism.economy , investment / 18 January 2018
How Chinese and Turkish Relations Will Grow in 2018 Much of Turkey’s success in recent years and its strength to bounce back from disastrous situations has been its global alliances. The strategic plan to form diplomatic relationships with several countries around the globe includes courting the Chinese, who just happen to have the world’s second-biggest economy and largest population count. The reasons for doing this are plentiful, and it all starts with the Belt and Road Initiative.tourism , turkey beach winter / 16 January 2018
7 reasons Turkey is becoming a major winter destination While most people associate a Turkish holiday with golden sand and endless sunshine, there is just as much scope for enjoyment in the colder months. Read on to discover why we love Turkey in the winter - and why a holiday there will save you money and make for a more authentic holiday experience.culture , turkish cuisine / 10 January 2018
Souvenir Spices to Buy in Turkey Go to any significant shopping place like the Spice Bazaar in Istanbul, and the delectable range of spices and herbs are on display in large, wooden buckets for you to buy as much or as little as you want. Whatever your taste in flavourings and seasonings, whether mild, tart or chilli hot, the range of Turkish spices will perfectly compliment your pantry back home. But which ones should you buy? Here are our suggestions.economy , turkey investment / 08 January 2018
Turkish economy: 2018 snapshot After a stellar 2017 which saw growth beat expectations to reach 6 percent, experts are predicting the year ahead. While foreign direct investment and domestic growth will continue, the Turkish economy will be hampered by its current account deficit and the issue of inflation. Overall growth is expected to be around 5 percent over the next five years.life in turkey / 07 January 2018
3 Famous Turkish Architects Creating a Legacy Most people have heard of Mimar Sinan, the most famous Turkish architect. The Ottoman sultans adored his work, therefore cemented his place in their history. He inspired many of his students to go on and create masterpieces such as the Blue Mosque, but none could quite match his standards. However, during the last twenty years, Turkey has undergone a massive transformation in infrastructure and urban planning. Turkish architects are highly in demand.
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