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The currency in Türkiye is the Turkish Lira (TRY). It is very easy to exchange currency in large or medium-size cities but may be slightly more difficult in villages or less populated areas. Dollars and Euros may also be used when shopping in certain touristic areas of Türkiye.
The language of Türkiye is Turkish. In bigger cities and tourist areas, English is widely spoken, especially in touristic facilities. But many Turkish people in the tourism industry speak multiple languages, including French, Russian, Japanese, German, etc.
Türkiye’s large telecom service providers offer internet access across every region. It is also possible to find free Wi-Fi in many cafes and restaurants, and in almost all hotels.
Türkiye’s transportation system is very efficient. Many cities and even smaller towns have airports; metropolitan areas offer metros, trains, trams, buses, dolmuses (minibusses) and marine vessels.
Türkiye’s culinary traditions are just as colourful as the rest of the country. Spicy meat dishes are more popular in the east, and as you move closer to the west, fish dishes and vegetable dishes with olive oil become more prominent.
Turkish tourism covers an incredibly wide spectrum: from the Mediterranean coastline to the Aegean seaside; from historic sites to natural beauty throughout the country. As such, it is suitable for both cultural and leisure holidays.
It depends on the individual traveller: if you’re looking for a beach holiday, start in Bodrum, Fethiye or Antalya; for more emphasis on history, start in Istanbul. If you want to know more about Türkiye's rich ethnic culture, you can begin your trip in Türkiye's southeast region.
There are two types of holidays in Türkiye: official and religious. Like most of the world, New Year’s Day (January 1) is a holiday.
Official Holidays in Türkiye: April 23, National Sovereignty and Children's Day; May 1 International Worker’s Day; May 19 The Commemoration of Atatürk, Youth and Sports Day; July 15, Democracy and National Unity Day; August 30, Victory Day; and October 29, Republic Day.
Religious Holidays in Türkiye: Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha (The dates change every year.)
Eid al-Adha is a four-day Islamic religious celebration, including consecration for Allah in Türkiye, as it is throughout the Muslim world. Muslims slaughter cattle, sheep and goats, and distribute the meats to family, neighbours, and those in need.
Eid al-Fitr is celebrated for three days in Türkiye, as it is throughout the Islamic world, to commemorate the end of the month-long Ramadan fast.
Türkiye is a country where you can spend a lot or very little for a holiday. You can find hostels for as low as 10 euros and ultra-luxurious rooms that start from 6,500 euros per night.
Public transportation is very affordable. You can travel economically by metro, metrobus, bus, train, plane and ferries.
Depending on the airport, the cheapest way to get from the airport is to use the municipal bus or metro systems. Some flight booking services also provide comfortable shuttle or service buses at reasonable prices.
The airport shuttle bus services offer inexpensive transportation to and from the Istanbul airports and the city’s central areas.
You can rent vehicles at affordable prices in Türkiye. Pegasus car rental service provides you with very convenient service!
While you will need to obtain the proper documentation for your pet, once you arrive, you will find that Türkiye is an animal loving country. People feed street cats and dogs here, and you can find all services for your pet at very reasonable prices.
If you make early bookings, you can stay at Türkiye hotels for very reasonable prices. If you are planning to go to metropolitan areas such as Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir, or to popular resorts such as Bodrum and Dalaman, you can stay at hostels for very cheap rates. If you get to the eastern regions of Türkiye, it is possible to stay at boutique hotels for very affordable rates. Bungalows and pensions also offer cheap rates.
Yes! It is very easy to eat on a budget in Türkiye. The cheapest meals can be found at small restaurants, called ‘artisan’ or ‘home-cooked food’ restaurants, as well as at international food chains.
For someone visiting Türkiye from abroad (especially from countries where the euro, dollar or pound are in use) nightlife is cheap. While prices may be higher in popular resort areas, if you know where to go, you can find affordable places everywhere.
Both international and local GSM operators are available in Türkiye, and their voice, text and data package prices are reasonable.
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