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Turkish rapid delivery service, Getir, launches in Amsterdam

  20 June 2021

Turkish rapid delivery service, Getir, launches in Amsterdam The online fast delivery company, Getir, meaning ‘bring’, founded in Turkey, has now begun to provide its service in the Netherlands, after entering into the Amsterdam market. This comes following the inauguration of operations within London, the founder of Getir explained on Friday.
Growing interest by investors in Turkish start-ups

  20 June 2021

Growing interest by investors in Turkish start-ups Data from January through to April of this year show that foreign and domestic investors are continuing to show a great deal of interest in Turkish start-up companies. During the four-month period of this year, 161 angel investors, corporate venture capital investors and venture capital companies made investments in Turkish start-ups.
Turkish houses sales up as property demand soars

  15 June 2021

Turkish houses sales up as property demand soars Demand for property is up. As well as domestic property buyers, who are returning to the market with enthusiasm, the number of foreign buyers is also up, year on year. Property Turkey director Cameron Deggin said a healthy domestic property market was good news for overseas investors, buoying the economy and shoring up an exit strategy.
Turkey leads the world for property price growth

  10 June 2021

Turkey leads the world for property price growth Knight Frank's latest Global House Price Index has shown that over the 56 countries it examined, house prices are rising faster than they have done since before the global financial crisis. Around the world, this has triggered a market frenzy, prompting a 7.3% rise in the average global house price in the year to March.
Turkish museums receive almost 9 million visitors

  07 June 2021

Turkish museums receive almost 9 million visitors In 2020, Turkish museums and archaeological sites still racked in more than 8.91 million visitors, despite the COVID-19 pandemic causing chaos for the tourism sector worldwide. The important role of the sites sees the cultural heritage protected, allowing for future generations to see and enjoy, as well as generating a collective memory archive.
12 million people visit Camlica Mosque in two years

  07 June 2021

12 million people visit Camlica Mosque in two years The Hagia Sophia mosque is highly valued within the Muslim faith as a place to visit and pray. However, another mosque in Istanbul, the largest in Turkey, remains a favourite with faithful and tourists alike. Since its inauguration two years ago, a total of 12 million people have visited the Grand Camlica Mosque.
30 million tourist goal maintained as Turkey eyes June for tourists

  07 June 2021

30 million tourist goal maintained as Turkey eyes June for tourists The tourism goal for 2021 is firmly in Turkey’s sight as there are hopes to allow tourist arrivals back by June. The Culture and Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy said this was due to the decreasing coronavirus cases.
As restrictions ease, Turkey's economy grows

  02 June 2021

As restrictions ease, Turkey's economy grows In another economic coup, Turkey has achieved 7% annual growth, outstripping every G20 country bar China. The result is due to enormous efforts by the Turkish government to bolster spending: lowering interest rates and making lending more appealing, measures designed to curb the worst of the Covid fall out.
Flying high: Turkish Airlines continues its lead in Europe

  31 May 2021

Flying high: Turkish Airlines continues its lead in Europe The national flag carrier of Turkey, Turkish Airlines (THY), has once again taken the lead within Europe for the number of flights, and is now ranked in the top 10 airlines in the world in terms of capacity and performance.
Two more sites added to UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List

  31 May 2021

Two more sites added to UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List In 2020, Turkey had 83 assets on the UNESCO’S World Heritage Tenatative List. This has risen to 85 with the addition of two new places. The historical town of Kemaliye (Egin) in Erzincan, an Eastern province is one of these places to be added.
Istanbul Airport primed to be the busiest European hub

  31 May 2021

Istanbul Airport primed to be the busiest European hub An aviation analyst told the British media that Turkey’s Istanbul Airport may emerge as Europe’s busiest airport hub, which would overtake London’s Heathrow in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic that has swept the world during the last year.
Turkish Airlines now flies to Vancouver in Canada

  31 May 2021

Turkish Airlines now flies to Vancouver in Canada On Sunday morning, Turkish Airlines (THY), the National flag carrier of Turkey, conducted their first flight to Vancouver, in Canada. This is adding to the growing list of places that they fly to in Canada, which until now had only included Toronto and Montreal.

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