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Travel Bound announced an extensive new selection of three-, four-, and five-star hotels; sightseeing tours; attractions; and transfers for independent travelers headed to Turkey. The new products are part of Travel Bound’s partnership with the Turkish Culture & Tourism Office, Turkish Airlines and the largest inbound tour operator in Turkey, Pamfilya Tourism to promote travel to Turkey. “We have recently seen increased interest in Turkey,” said Richie Karaburun, Travel Bound’s Turkish...Read Full Story

Hilton Worldwide announced the opening of Hilton Garden Inn Istanbul Golden Horn, joining its fast growing portfolio as the fourth Hilton Garden Inn in Turkey. The hotel is located on the European side of the city within approximately six kilometers of the entertainment and shopping of Beyoglu, the historic sites of the old town and the Ottoman palaces and parks of the Golden Horn banks. The modern and contemporary hotel is also approximately eight kilometers south of the main Istanbul...Read Full Story

Clock Tower at Konak- Square in Izmir One of the most stunning countries,with gorgeous sea,beautiful beaches,old history,delicious food,and warm-heart people..For almost 2 years life in Turkey, in Izmir with my fiance,I met this country,which makes me wanted to stay to live there forever..Izmir became my new home..And whatever destiny and life will bring to me,I just hope so that Turkey and Izmir will be at the end in my future..With all my heart wishing to go back there.. Turkish pastry-on...Read Full Story

6-steps to experiencing the Aegan coast Bodrum is belted by half a dozen tiny beaches washed by the warm waters of the Aegean sea . Numerous night clubs, delightful Turkish cafes and restaurants and small jewellery shops dot this magical town. Follow our quick guide to Bodrum for an unforgettable holiday in Turkey . Sunbathing on the Aegean coast The tiny beaches in and around Bodrum are perfect for swimming, diving and even surfing. The main beach of Bodrum is a sunbathing spot at...Read Full Story

In August, Amanresorts will open Amanruya in a valley on Turkey’s Bodrum Peninsula overlooking the Aegean Sea. The resort offers 36 pool terraces, each with private pools. Amanruya will be the 28th property worldwide from the Singapore-based Amanresorts. The property is set on a hillside, surrounded by pine forests and olive groves, and is a 30-minute drive from the seaside town of Bodrum. Amanruya incorporates a series of courtyards and terraces to invoke the feeling of a village using...Read Full Story

By TNO on Mar 09, 2011 in Headlines , Press Scan Lufthansa steadily increased its presence in Turkey. With non-stop flights to Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir and Bursa, Lufthansa presently serves four Turkish cities from its gateways in Frankfurt and Munich. As of April 2, 2011 Antalya will be added to the network. Lufthansa also enhances its product, currently introducing a new cabin product on its European flights and a new First Class with its A380 aircraft. Lufthansa steadily increased its...Read Full Story

Altinkum, Didim is a small resort on the Aegean coast of Turkey, in an area called Didyma, between Kusadasi and Bodrum. Altinkum means ‘Gold Sand’ which is exactly what you get mile upon mile of lovely sandy beaches. To get there you fly into either Izmir or Bodrum/Milas airports, followed by a two and a half or one and half hour transfer respectively.Read Full Story

Europe Tours -  Marvels of Turkey Istanbul to Cesme 13 Nights From $8,230 pp, do Promo Code:CKWS The tour visits Istanbul, Cappadocia, Konya, Pammuakule, Ephesus, Cesme and Pergamon . Include free Mevlevi Sema Ceremony tickets, book with Travelwizard.com by July 1, 2011. Call 1.800.330.8820 or click here to have a Europe Travel Specialist contact you. TravelWizard.com: Specialists in the Art of Travel: Call 1-800-330-8820Read Full Story

Breaking Travel News Pegasus Airlines flies from Bucharest to Istanbul Breaking Travel News Pegasus guests can connect easily from Bucharest via Istanbul to Turkey's Adana, Izmir, Kayseri, Antalya, Bodrum, Diyarbakir, Dalaman, Ankara, Gaziantep, Hatay, Konya, Malatya, Samsun, Trabzon and abroad to Beirut, Cologne, Copenhagen, North Cyprus ...Read Full Story

The Lost City of the Incas”, is the most impressive remainder of the Incan Empire. It was built in 1462 AD and abandoned only a hundred years later. The three primary structures are the Temple of the Sun. Ephesus was an Ionian Greek city in ancient Anatolia. He city was located in Ionia, where the Cayster River flows into the Aegean Sea. EPHESUS (Turkey): one of the most important cities of early Christianity. Of all the lost cities that have been found and studied, perhaps none is more...Read Full Story