Turkey in numbers
Quick facts that define the country.

Where ancient civilizations meet modern luxury.
Experience the perfect blend of ancient history, stunning coastlines, and world-renowned hospitality.
Quick facts that define the country.
What's new for travellers this year.
New luxury hotels
World-class properties in Istanbul and Bodrum.
Enhanced connectivity
New flight routes from major cities.
Cultural initiatives
Museum openings and restoration projects.
Digital integration
E-visa and digital tourist services.
Including Historic Areas of Istanbul, Cappadocia, and Ancient Ephesus.
Curated Turkey tours with premium stays, seamless transfers, and memorable experiences.
Discover the best of Turkey through carefully curated experiences
Explore ancient civilizations and Ottoman splendor
Experience the Turkish Riviera's crystal waters
Immerse yourself in Turkish traditions
Experience the rich flavors of Turkish cuisine

Explore vibrant bazaars and local markets

Modern Turkish gastronomy

Learn authentic Turkish recipes
Handpicked tastes and standout dining moments.
Perfect for coastal areas
Ideal weather, fewer crowds
Currency
Use a mix of cards and Turkish Lira
Transport
Metro in cities, flights between regions
Dining
Try local meyhanes for authentic experience
Culture
Dress modestly at religious sites
Plan Turkey in style with straightforward answers on routes, seasons, and essentials.
Spring (April-May) and Autumn (September-October) offer ideal temperatures and fewer crowds. Summer (June-August) is perfect for coastal areas but can be hot inland. Winter (November-March) is cooler with occasional rain but great for city exploring and winter sports.
Most visitors need an e-visa, which can be easily obtained online before travel. Some nationalities are exempt for short stays. Check the official Turkish e-visa website for the latest requirements.
Turkey is generally very safe for tourists, with millions visiting annually. As with any destination, take normal precautions, particularly in busy areas. Tourist areas are well-policed and locals are known for their hospitality.
Turkey has excellent transport infrastructure. Domestic flights connect major cities, high-speed trains link key destinations, and local transport is efficient. In cities, use the metro systems and official taxis. For coastal areas, gulets (traditional boats) offer a unique way to explore.
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