Turkey
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Turkey spans Europe and Asia along the shores of four seas. Istanbul is split by the Bosphorus and holds Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque and the Grand Bazaar. The Mediterranean coast carries the resorts of Antalya and Bodrum; in Cappadocia balloons drift over valleys of cave dwellings; Pamukkale is known for its white terraces. The southern swimming season runs into autumn.
Turkey: From Ancient Megaliths to Safe Gastronomic Tourism
Turkey surprises: it holds 12 thousand years of history, from mysterious megaliths to the “Turkish Petra”, and tourist illness statistics keep dropping.
Mardin: Turkish Mesopotamia with ancient monuments and affordable leisure
Mardin in Turkey blends desert plains, traces of ancient madrasas and churches, cheap hammams and unusual cuisine – from pistachio coffee to halva‑swirled ice cream. An ideal spot for those after an eastern vibe without breaking the bank.
Autumn Antalya: From Hotel Shortage to Flight Delays and New Cruise Routes
November in Antalya draws Russian families, but places in top hotels disappear quickly and flights to Russia often run late. New cruise lines with visas included are also opening.
Istanbul Airport Overtakes Heathrow: New Leader in European Passenger Traffic
In July, Istanbul Airport surpassed London Heathrow, becoming the busiest in Europe, with about 300,000 more passengers.
Turkey seeks compromise: limited discounts for Russian tourists
Turkish hoteliers are weighing special offers for Russians, but the benefit will be limited to a handful of hotels, mostly those geared toward the European market – explains the rise in Russian tourist arrivals in 2026.
Return of Direct Flights to Antalya: What’s Changed for Travelers from Southern Russia
Air Anka has resumed direct flights from Sochi and Krasnodar to Antalya, expanding the schedule and stabilising prices. How this affects holiday planning and what nuances to watch out for – read on.