Turkish property & economy news
31 March 2022
Medical tourists from Europe favour Turkey The General Manager from a health organisation in Ankara has reported that the European medical tourism is starting to be directed in Turkey’s direction. In a press release, Ali Takut, the General Manager of health in everywhere confirmed that Turkey has many cities offering medical tourism to foreigners such as those in Ankara, Antalya, and Istanbul.29 March 2022
Amazon to create over 1,000 new jobs in Turkey The global e-commerce company Amazon has announced that it is going to open its first logistics centre in Turkey with an investment of more than 100 million USD and the creation of over 1,000 new jobs in the country.29 March 2022
Turkey becoming the most sought-after destination for Serbs The Turkish Ambassador to Belgrade has stated that arrivals to Turkey from the Balkan country have increased by 85% when compared to previous years and that Turkey is becoming one of the most sought-after holiday destinations for Serbian nationals travelling abroad.01 March 2022
Istanbul Airport again Europe’s busiest airport Official data has recently announced that for the second year in a row, Istanbul Airport has claimed the title as Europe’s busiest. Official data from the Airports Council International Europe (ACI Europe) showed that Istanbul Airport welcomed almost 37 million passengers.01 March 2022
Swim in the morning, Ski in the afternoon in Antalya Antalya in Turkey sits in the southern Mediterranean province and is known as the tourism capital thanks to the stunning beaches which are famous worldwide, as well as the stunning historical aspects that attract thousands of visitors per year.01 March 2022
Turkey top exporter of Home Appliances in Europe 2021 Turkey’s Industry and Technology minister was delighted to announce recently that the top honours were bestowed on Turkey, when they were announced as the largest exporter of home appliances in Europe during the year 2021.27 February 2022
2021 saw revenues double as foreign tourism reignited According to official data recently released in Turkey, last year saw tourism revenues double as foreign visitors returned to Turkey once more. The recovery is a welcome sign since the measures put in place in 2020 due to the Coronavirus Pandemic sweeping across the world.27 February 2022
Turkey targets 10% share of global bicycle tourism market In a recently released television interview, Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, the Culture and Tourism Minister in Turkey spoke about how the country could gain an increased 10% share of global revenues from bicycle tourism around the world.27 February 2022
Yalova in Turkey tempts 500,000 tourists in 2021 Data recently released showed that almost half a million tourists visited Yalova in 2021 to enjoy the soothing natural hot springs within the region, which has named it as one of the more prolific thermal destinations for tourism around the world.27 February 2022
Turkey welcomes 15,000 new teachers In a recent ceremony held at the Congress and Culture Center at the Presidential Complex in Ankara, the government appointed 15,000 new teachers, proving that education is solid despite the Coronavirus pandemic. As the names were announced many of the newly qualified teachers found their emotions running high.18 February 2022
The cheapest airline ticket in 2021 was to Turkey Like most industries over the last couple of years, Turkey's tourism sector was badly affected. However, there's light at the end of the tunnel as tourists begin to book holidays once more. And some are getting a lot of holiday for very little money, with the cheapest flight last year costing just a few dollars.09 February 2022
Internet speeds In Turkey increase by 65% There's nothing worse than slow internet. Which is why the news that Turkey's internet speeds have increased by an impressive 65% over the last year. It's down to a drive by government to increase connectivity and productivity, critical drivers of Turkey's economy.
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