Bodrum is one of the top destinations in Turkey for expats and foreigners looking to move to Turkey on a permanent basis. Once you have made the move, what next? How about raising a family in Turkey? In this blog we take a look at raising a family in Bodrum, including language barriers, best schools for children, and local activities to keep everyone happy and enjoying their new life in Turkey. Tips on how to raise your children in a foreign country.
Known around the world as the land of the Kebab, Turkey has a food stereotype that has stretched across continents far and wide. In this blog we look to break some of the stereotypes you might have about food in Turkey and bring you seven of the strangest dishes you will find in this mouth-watering country of flavours and weird combinations of food put together in some of the finest cuisine you will find.
How much of an expert on Turkey do you think you are? Do you know who Mustafa Kemal Ataturk is? Or what year Turkey was formed? How about which currency is used in Turkey? Of course, these are easy questions, but what if we dig a little deeper in the weird and wonderful facts that don't get too much coverage, but just might provide you with a few laughs and chuckles at just weird and wonderful Turkey can be! How many of these facts did you know? Let us know in the comments, and add some of your own.
Antalya is prime for investment and has property buyers flocking to the area compared to as the Mediterranean Miami. Find out just why this ancient city is the perfect blend of city and beach for those looking for a prosperous and sunny investment, you might just find out one or two things about this region of Turkey that you didn't know before.
With around 30 million tourists heading to Turkey each year, it is no surprise that more and more tourists are turning into expats, adding to the ranks of foreigners who have purchased real estate in Turkey. With the standard of living increasing on a yearly basis and the infrastructure and development of the country providing a rapid rise in quality of life, the questions would-be expats are asking is: where to live? With 770,000 square miles to choose from, the abundance of choice can prove to be a difficult one to make: in this blog we provide you the most popular and best areas for expats to live in Turkey.
Thomas Cook Airlines is now offering UK to Dalaman flights throughout the autumn and winter, great news for those with second homes in Fethiye, Dalaman, Gocek and Kalkan. Turkey has always been a favourite destination. However, in recent years the country has worked to ensure that its reputation transcends that of a mere ‘sun and sand’ destination. Thomas Cook’s new flights represent Turkey’s transformation into a destination where cultural, historical, sporting and business facilities are of equal importance to its summer resorts.
There are thousands of expats living in Turkey - from the charming beach resorts in Bodrum, to the busy city life in Istanbul, to the sweeping town of Kalkan, it seems as though those who move to Turkey just can't get enough - some going so far as to write down their thoughts on life in the country in the form of blogs that have became credible sources of information for those thinking of joining the trend by moving to Turkey. We bring you the top 10 Turkish blogs by expats.
The gateway between the Middle East and Europe, a vast and diverse country, Turkey stands at a crossroads of cultures and traditions solidified over hundreds of years of different empires and influences resulting in a huge variety of customs and local traditions that you should be aware of depending on where abouts in the country you find yourself. Highlighting the key differences between Turkey and what you come to expect as the norm back home, we blog to make your move to Turkey easier, your purchase of a house smoother, and your transition into life in Turkey a seamless and easy process. Think we have missed something from our list? Comment and let us know your experiences of culture in Turkey.
Moving abroad is not a step you take lightly, it is a huge decision for anyone. From around the world people uproot and move on a daily basis, whether to a new city, a new country, or new continent. Those who make the decision to go for a life abroad probably face the hardest questions of all - it is not a lifestyle cut out for the faint-hearted. Once you have decided to buy a home in Turkey, what decisions are you going to face? What is the difference between life in Turkey and life at home? We answer the tough questions for you and try to make your move a smooth and easy process along the way.
Bodrum is famed as the place to be in Turkey, an exotic location with a buzzing and bustling atmosphere that is as infectious as the beautiful surroundings that accommodate you as soon as you land here, it is no wonder that millions land in Bodrum every summer to enjoy the peninsula for everything it offers. However, once you've seen the beaches, enjoyed the views, relaxed by the pools, what is there to do once the night falls? We blog about the nightlife scene in Bodrum - from hard core nightclubs, to romantic candlelit dinners, to scenic night boat cruising, Bodrum peninsula offers something for everyone, whether that caters to traditional, unique, or wacky and adventurous needs - you will never bore of the nightlife in Turkey.
One of Turkey's most welcomed and travelled peninsula's, Bodrum's best bits are known to many a tourist and well travelled throughout the years - however, in this blog we are taking you off the beaten track to some of the favourite destinations for those in the know - the locals themselves. Pack up a lunch, bring some walking shoes with you, and let's go explore the real Bodrum with some of the most remarkable spots that you might have missed on previous visits to Turkey. Think we might have left something off the list? Are you currently in Bodrum? Let us know your favourite things to do that tourists haven't quite come round to recognising yet - let's all go explore Bodrum together.
Are you thinking of moving to Turkey? Or looking to spend a Turkish summer travelling? Before you go, have a read of our top things you wish you knew before stepping foot on this part of the world. We talk to veteran traveller and current Turkish expat Ulrike Bauer has lived in an impressive eight countries across four continents during her lifetime. The 62-year-old former teacher from Munich is currently finding home in Antalya City and we pick Ulrike’s brains and discover what people really need to know before they move to Turkey. Anyone thinking of buying a property in Turkey - this is a must read before you do, it could save you a lot of money and hassle.
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