Turkey is already a sustainable tourist destination. In 2017, around 40 million tourists from all over the world visited Turkey, making it the 10th most popular holiday destination. The Turkish government wants to spread this popularity to the international student market. The number of international students choosing to study in Turkey has increased significantly compared to the 2015/16 academic year. There are currently around 650,000 international students studying in Turkey, which is a testament to the growing importance of Turkey as a destination for higher education. Motives to study in ..read more

Aside from the Grand Bazaar and its history, Istanbul is famous for its luxurious and modern shopping centers and malls. Here we will mention and talk about Istanbul’s most famous shopping malls. İstinye Park İstinye Park is a shopping center in the Istinye district of Istanbul, Turkey, with 291 stores and 4 floors of underground parking. The center has a closed section and an open section. The outdoor section features green central park and street shopping. The shopping mall houses some of Istanbul’s most prestigious and luxurious brands. You can find a lot of stores with international ..read more

Sariyer is the northernmost region of Istanbul, Turkey, located in the European part of the city. The region is a large village area on the European side of the Bosphorus. Sariyer also dominates the Black Sea coast west of the Bosphorus, including the village of Kilios. Its neighbors are Eyüp in the northwest, Beşiktaş in the south, and Kağıthane in the west. It is known as a neighborhood of politicians, artists and wealthy people. Sariyer itself is a traditional working-class Turkish city with no infrastructure. The industry feeds the local fish market and several famous fish restaurants ..read more

Istanbul is the only metropolis in the world located on two continents. Europe and Asia are separated by the Bosphorus Strait, which connects the Sea of ​​Marmara and the Black Sea. Three very large suspension bridges connect Istanbul’s European and Asian coasts. Many pioneers stop by Sultanahmet on the European side to see all the tourist attractions such as Topkapi Palace, Suzo Basilica, and Turkish Islamic Art Museum. But on the other side of the city you can find a lot. Here’s how to get away from the central tourist area and dive into the underrated Asian par ..read more

Turkey is famous for its people’s hospitality, Mediterranean weather and geopolitical location, making it an important center for attracting local and foreign investors in various sectors, especially tourism and real estate, which has attracted a lot of attention from investors. The natural beauty of Asia and Europe, which has a high proportion of young people, was one of the main reasons why foreigners’ investors choose Turkey as an investment destination. It has transformed into a country that is generally open to investors and foreign capital. Turkey offers a wide variety of properties at v ..read more

The Canakkale Bridge, also known as the Dardanelles Bridge in 1915, is a suspension bridge under construction in the Canakkale province in northwestern Turkey in the outskirts of Istanbul. Located south of the cities of Lapseki and Gelibolu, the bridge crosses the Dardanelles, about 10 km south of the Sea of ​​Marmara. Construction of the suspension bridge across the Dardanelles began in 2017. Until now, we had to cross this bustling waterway by boat. In 1915, the six-lane Canakkale Bridge was built to connect Turkey’s Aegean region with Europe and provide an alternative to the congested road ..read more

Kadikoy is a quiet residential neighborhood on Istanbul’s Asian coast, famous for its bustling fish and vegetable markets, where you can buy Turkish pizza, olives, stuffed mussels and more. Translated into Turkish, Kadikoy means “village of judges.” Kadikoy was once a separate settlement when Byzantium stood behind the Bosphorus on the historic peninsula. Kadikoy’s history dates back to 635 BC, Megara Chalcedon. Kadıköy is booming with independent art spaces, music venues and colorful murals, making this neighborhood a popular spot on Istanbul’s Anatolian side. The winding streets ar ..read more

The Istanbul Marathon is an international athletics competition held in Istanbul, Turkey, first held in the year 1979. It is the only marathon in the world that spans two continents, Asia and Europe. This year’s competitions include 42km and 15km races and an inline skating marathon. Each race is designed for a limited number of participants. The N Kolay 43rd Istanbul Marathon is set to be staged on November 7, 2021. There are Three types of races for men and women: marathon, 15km and regular running. There are also special categories for people with disabilities. There are approximately over ..read more

The Basaksehir district is located on the European side of Istanbul, Turkey. It is considered one of the richest areas in Istanbul and is known as “The rich Arab neighborhood”, and is one of the most distinctive and modern districts among Istanbul’s 39 districts. The district’s population is predominantly young people, with those under 40 making up 40% of the population and those between the ages of 20 and 44 making up 43%. It is also considered one of the most dynamically developing areas in terms of increased project availability in residential complexes and residential areas. You can see a ..read more

Cannon Gate Palace is a large museum in the eastern part of Istanbul’s Fatih district. It was the main residence and administrative center of the Ottoman Sultan. Topkapi originally called it “New Palace” to distinguish it from the Old Palace. In the 19th century, it was named Topkapi, meaning cannon gate. The palace complex is located on Cape Serraglio, a promontory overlooking the Golden Horn where the Bosphorus meets the Sea of ​​Marmara, and it sits at one of the highest points on the sea. The complex has expanded over the centuries, undergoing extensive renovations after the 1509 eart ..read more