Istanbul’s New Urban Green Space Project Now in Service Once a symbol of Türkiye’s air transport history, Atatürk Airport has now been transformed into a vast public park where nature and community life converge. Built
There’s a story woven into the stones of the city. It begins with the mist of the Bosphorus, the steam of a morning coffee, and a page fluttering in the breeze. Istanbul remains an open
The possible visit of the new Catholic leader, Pope Leo XIV, has brought the small Anatolian town of İznik back into the global spotlight. This historic city in Türkiye’s Bursa province has suddenly become the
The winners of the World Travel Awards 2025, one of the most prestigious honors in the global tourism industry, have been revealed. From Türkiye, Çırağan Palace Kempinski and Cullinan Belek stood out among the winners,
As of 2025, Antalya Airport is drawing attention with a major infrastructure investment that stands out in both the tourism and aviation sectors. According to the project announced by the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure,
Four villages from Türkiye have made it to the United Nations’ “Best Tourism Villages 2025” list: Akyaka, Barbaros, Anıtlı, and Kale Üçağız. At a time when global tourism policies are being reshaped around sustainability, these
One of Türkiye’s most established hotel chains, Dedeman Hospitality Group, has made a strong start to 2025. Within just two months, the group signed 10 new hotel agreements, marking a significant milestone in its expansion
With the theme “In Between – Architecture and the City in the New World Order,” the International Antalya Architecture Biennale (IABA) will take place from November 3–9, 2025, at the Historic Battery Factory. A Global
A $6 Billion Investment Map Set to Redefine Global Tourism Held on October 27, 2025, in Dubai, the UAE–Africa Tourism Investment Summit stood out with its vision of positioning tourism as a core driver of
A new chapter is opening in maritime transport across the Black Sea. It has been announced that ferry services between Trabzon Port and the Russian city of Sochi will resume after nearly 11 years. Preparations