Turkey Homes: Stunning 3-Bed Villa in Seydikemer
Seydikemer is a picturesque, traditional village characterized by old Turkish houses and local residents who still own much of the surrounding farmland. These lands are filled with olive and citrus groves, wheat fields, and vast greenhouses producing fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, and other crops. Recently, the area has seen the development of luxury villas, attracting overseas […]
Gaziantep: The Culinary and Cultural Heart of Türkiye
Gaziantep, one of Türkiye’s oldest and most vibrant cities, is a place where history, culture, and gastronomy come together in a unique and unforgettable way. Located in the southeastern part of the country, Gaziantep is known for its rich historical heritage, stunning architecture, and, most notably, its world-famous cuisine. A City Steeped in History With […]
Passport Warning: Five Issues That Could Halt Your Travel Plans
Travellers are being warned that five specific passport issues could derail travel plans and result in costs of up to £100 to resolve. The UK Government has issued guidance via its website, highlighting that damaged passports can prevent you from travelling and must be replaced. What Counts as Passport Damage? According to the Passport Office, […]
Record-breaking Burns Supper in Fethiye raises thousands for education
Burns Night, celebrated globally on or around January 25, pays tribute to the life and works of Scotland’s renowned poet Robert Burns. Traditional Burns Suppers bring people together to honour his legacy through food, music, and camaraderie. Marking its fifth edition in Fethiye, this year’s Burns Supper was held on January 17 at the Aymes […]
Fethiye Times News – Week Ending 26th January 2025
Welcome to our pick of last week’s news from Fethiye and around Türkiye. Curated from various news sources. 🧿 LOCAL NEWS Awareness banner campaign by Fethiye Police Department promotes helmet safety The Fethiye District Police Department has launched an impactful awareness campaign to encourage motorcycle riders to adopt the habit of wearing helmets. Banners featuring the […]
Ancient ruins of Aphrodisias
Aphrodisias is one of the finest archaeological sites in Türkiye. The name of the city is derived from the goddess of love, Aphrodite… Located in southwest Türkiye, the relatively isolated Aphrodisias lies some two and a half hours drive inland from Kuşadası. The site of Aphrodisias was a shrine as early as 5800 BC, when […]
Fethiye Times News – Week Ending 19th January 2025
Welcome to our pick of last week’s news from Fethiye and around Türkiye. Curated from various news sources. NEWS Fethiye – Ölüdeniz road undergoing renovation Road renovation works are officially underway on the Fethiye – Ölüdeniz route, fulfilling a promise made by Muğla Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Ahmet Aras. The project aims to modernize the area’s […]
Türkiye’s New Airbnb Law and Tax Regulations
Türkiye’s New Airbnb Law and Tax Regulations All rentals less than 100 days fall under short-term rental status. To rent out your property in Türkiye a ‘tourism house’ certificate is required. What is a Tourism House? What is a Tourism House Certificate? The document required to carry out short-term rentals in your property for periods […]
Sumac – the versatile spice with a tangy lemon flavour
Sumac (pronounced soo-mak) is a versatile yet often overlooked spice that deserves a place in every kitchen. What is Sumac? Derived from the berries of a decorative shrub native to the Mediterranean region, sumac is a staple in the cuisines of Lebanon, Syria, Türkiye, and Iran. Its tangy, lemony flavour is both vibrant and exotic, […]
Turkish street foods you need to try
Türkiye’s vibrant street food culture offers a rich and diverse culinary experience. From savoury snacks to hearty meals, here are some must-try Turkish street foods: 1. Fish Sandwiches (Balık Ekmek) A tradition born from Istanbul’s fishing culture, fish sandwiches feature freshly caught fish cooked and served right by the Marmara Sea. A visit to Eminönü […]