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beaches in turkey tourism in turkey / 16 December 2015
Highly Under-Rated Beaches of Turkey With the coastlines of Turkey being home to four seas, the Mediterranean, Aegean, Marmara and Black Sea, naturally there are hundreds of beaches to enjoy for travellers over an area stretching more than 7,000 kilometres. We present six of the best under-rated beaches in Turkey, giving you the opportunity to get off the beaten track, and experience some amazing beaches you might not have heard of before.istanbul , investment istanbul investment / 14 December 2015
Why investment in Istanbul is at an all-time high Istanbul's economy is one of the fastest-growing city economies in the world. Fuelled by a construction boom, billions of dollars worth of trade and its burgeoning middle class and overseas buyers' demand for property, Istanbul's economy is better than ever. Explore some of the factors behind Turkey's largest city's immense draw for investors.tourism in turkey / 10 December 2015
6 Ideal Destinations for First-Time Visitors to Turkey Covering more than 783,000 square kilometres, Turkey is officially the 37th largest country in the world. Naturally, there is a huge range of picturesque destinations and holiday spots for those thinking of travelling to Turkey to choose from. From sandy beaches, the cosmopolitan cities, to historical sites, here are six wonderful destinations for those travelling to Turkey for the first time to visit.life in turkey / 08 December 2015
4 Simple Ways to Act Like a Turk “When in Rome do as the Romans do” - this mindset particularly appeals to people when they travel or become an expat in another country. No one wants to stand out as a naive foreigner, so in this blog, we present four simple ways to act like a Turk when you are in Turkey.culture , life in turkey moving to turkey retiring to turkey / 07 December 2015
Hobbies and activities for Expats in Turkey Are you an expat, traveller, or tourist in Turkey looking for things to do or see while on this side of the world? In this blog we give you our top hobbies and activities to undertake whilst in Turkey - some that might be obvious, some not so. A large percentage of foreigners in Turkey are either retired or cannot work legally in the country for one reason or another, so what do you do with your time if this is the scenario you find yourself in? At some point, dreams of sitting by the pool, basking in the sun while sipping on a glass of wine soon become monotonous. Find out how to keep yourself entertained here.antalya life in turkey / 07 December 2015
7 reasons to love Antalya Around 12 million tourists visit Antalya each year. It's not hard to see why: the city and wider region are full of wonders. Ruins, beaches, outdoor activities, tourist hotspots - there's something to attract every kind of visitor. This list highlights the things we most love about Antalya. Come and explore the best of the region with us.cost of living in turkey , life in turkey moving to turkey retiring to turkey investment / 06 December 2015
Costs of living in Turkey versus the UK Life in Turkey is certainly a lot cheaper than life in the UK, both in terms of property prices, and just general living costs - in this blog we dive into exactly how much it would cost you to live in Turkey permanently, what your outgoings would be, and compare those to that of life in the UK. You might be surprised at just how much of a saving you could make with your new Turkish life.beaches in turkey , fethiye tourism in turkey / 06 December 2015
Oludeniz Beach and the Famous Blue Lagoon of Turkey There is a famous saying about small beaches and sunbeds that make it seem like “sunbathers are all packed in like sardines” - everyone stacked together with the sand of the beach covered by the plastic of sunbeds. This will never happen on the Blue Flag Oludeniz Beach in Fethiye. Long and wide, the golden sand stretches from the Blue Lagoon, up to the edge of the village and the aqua colour water, has a warm temperature luring swimmers as one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe./ 03 December 2015
Expat Living: 4 Good Reasons to Live Abroad To decide if living abroad is what you really want, you have to weigh up the benefits and cons to both sides. In this blog, we bring you some of the top reasons why you should jump on that plane and head off to sunnier climates to enjoy your new life abroad and why it is a good idea.life in turkey / 30 November 2015
The weird and wonderful world of camel wrestling It’s camel wrestling season, and Turks are travelling far and wide to watch the bizarre spectacle of two camels fighting it out in a bid for the top spot. Once hugely popular all around Turkey, the sport is now largely confined to the Aegean, where a full calendar of camel wrestling events is still well attended throughout the winter months.
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