Category for posts about tourism in Turkey
There are plenty of things a tourist can do without. They can skip a museum, miss an attraction, postpone shopping or change their lunch plans. But there is one thing that is rather harder to postpone: Nature calls. It is an ordinary fact of travelling, but it raises a surprisingly […]
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Turkish people are generally curious about foreigners. When they get the chance, they often enjoy getting to know them, talking about where they come from, what brought them to Turkey, what they think of the country and what life is like back home. Most differences in behaviour are accepted for […]
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Food and drink was the largest category of tourist spending in Turkey during the first half of 2026, with visitors spending nearly $5.9 billion on eating and drinking. According to data from the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK), Turkey generated $25.746 billion in tourism revenue during the first six months of […]
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“Many thanks to ALACALI GEZİLER for this interesting and informative video” (You can view the video with English subtitles) Saros Gulf, located on the northern edge of the Aegean in northwestern Turkey, is known not only for its natural beauty but also for the remarkable clarity and ecological balance of […]
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If you earn rental income from property in Turkey, you may be required to submit an annual income declaration. Property owners should also read our urgent guide on rental income declaration in Turkey and penalties: Warning for Property Owners: Tax Penalty Ahead for Those Who Skip Rental Income Declaration. Many […]
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In this article, we explore a question that is both unsettling and increasingly discussed in regional circles: what could happen to Edirne if tensions between Turkey and Greece ever escalated into open conflict? At first glance, such a scenario may seem far-fetched. Yet anyone following current geopolitical developments knows that […]
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Why Visit Eskişehir? Nestled in the heart of Turkey, Eskişehir is a city that perfectly blends history, culture, and contemporary life. Known for its youthful energy thanks to a large student population, Eskişehir offers cobblestone streets, riverside charm, vibrant arts, and innovative urban projects. The city’s transformation in recent decades […]
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Çanakkale is much more than Troy and Gallipoli. Located on the Dardanelles Strait, it offers a unique blend of history, culture, natural beauty, peaceful city life, and top holiday resorts. From ancient ruins and WWI battlefields to islands, mountains, and vibrant city highlights, it’s ideal for history lovers, nature enthusiasts, […]
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Nestled on the slopes of Mount Uludağ, Bursa is one of Turkey’s most historically significant and visually appealing destinations. As the first major capital of the Ottoman Empire, the city blends imperial heritage, lush nature, and a relaxed urban rhythm that many visitors find refreshingly authentic. Bursa is also the […]
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Istanbul, at the eastern edge of Europe and bridging Asia, is unforgettable. It demands constant attention and energy — as one would expect. For many travelers, the first days in Istanbul are exhilarating. Layers of history overlap at every turn, streets pulse with movement, and landmarks compete for attention. But […]
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Turkey’s Socio-Economic Landscape Is Being Redrawn According to the İl SEGE-2025 Report released by the Ministry of Industry and Technology — which evaluates the socio-economic development levels of Turkish provinces — Edirne’s progress presents an intriguing picture. As expected, Istanbul, Ankara, and Izmir once again occupy the top three spots. […]
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Today is November 10th and Turkey commemorates ATATURK, the great leader on 87th anniversary of his passing away. There is no doubt he was one of the GREATEST LEADERS ever, in the world; A great soldier and a statesman, a revolutionary that carried his country to the level of civilized […]
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