Turkiye Press Releases

Türkiye, one of the world's top five most visited destinations, transforms into a captivating winter wonderland, offering an array of adventures for an unforgettable holiday.

Antalya, the Turkish capital of tourism, has a worldwide reputation for summer holidays, but winter is also a lifetime experience not to miss. This winter, consider exploring Antalya at the lands where Santa Claus was born, raised and became a legend.

İstanbul, Türkiye's magical metropolis straddling Europe and Asia, promises an unforgettable New Year celebration for couples. From serene island escapes to luxurious yacht dinners, this vibrant city has everything to make your trip special.

İstanbul offers a unique shopping experience where culture and style blend seamlessly.

October whispers autumn's arrival to Turkish lands, but the summer breeze lingers in Antalya. With its Mediterranean climate and over 300 days of sunshine, the city invites visitors to swim at its Blue Flag beaches and bask in the sun.

Bozcaada, one of the Aegean's most charming islands, is known for its stunning beaches, cobblestone streets, and delicious cuisine. Every September, the island hosts the Bozcaada Grape Harvesting Festival, a lively celebration of its winemaking heritage.

Türkiye's glamorous metropolis, İstanbul, invites travelers to explore its vibrant blend of history, culture, and modernity under the warm September sun.

Slow travel, which emphasizes a leisurely pace and deep connections with local cultures, has become a popular alternative for exploring Türkiye.

The lush Bodrum Peninsula, facing the shimmering Aegean Sea, was called the "Paradise of the Eternal Blue" by Homer, the antic poet.

Türkiye's rich and varied flora and fauna have greatly influenced its longstanding culinary traditions, especially in honey production. Anatolia's honey comes in a delightful array of flavors and hues, each reflecting its unique origin.

Embark on a mesmerizing journey along Türkiye's Aegean and Mediterranean coasts with the "blue voyage," a unique seafaring adventure that offers hidden bays, ancient ruins, and the tantalizing flavors of the region.

Known as the "flower garden" of Türkiye, Isparta has become a popular eco-tourism destination with vibrant rose gardens and lavender fields.

Embracing the flavours and ancient traditions of a fertile geography, Anatolia's rich gastronomic culture will be celebrated around the world during Turkish Cuisine Week from 21 to 27 May 2024.

A never-ending journey of lush forests, historic cities and turquoise coasts...

As evocative as the Bosphorus itself are the stately mansions along its shores. Set on both the European and Anatolian shores, the mansions are best viewed from the Bosphorus itself.

Türkiye's turquoise coasts are one of the country's loveliest landscapes, featuring almost year-round sunshine and white sand beaches caressed by azure waves.