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Turkey - 3 Reasons of Many to Visit Soon

For the first time because the 1960's, Spain is no longer the No 1 destination for UK holidaymakers. In 2008, according to a survey by Cooperative Travel, Turkey has become the destination of preference for UK travelers searching for their annual holiday. This accolade follows a long time of work by the Turkish Culture and Tourism Office to improve the visibility of the destination through TV and press advertising campaigns and through continuous improvements in the tourism infrastructure itself.
Turkish Culture and Tourism campaigns extol not merely the usual virtues of good beaches (there is 7000 miles of coastline) which is the first choice of the
المسافرون العرب and excellent climate (the summer season extends well into October in the south, and even in high summer, it is possible to take pleasure from a far more friendly climate far from the searing heat of July and August) - but also the extraordinary cultural side of the country.


So, listed here are three reasons of several to plan a call soon.

Firstly, the UK's unpredictable weather has not helped those who decided to have a home-based UK holiday this year. Buying reliable climate from May to October has encouraged lots of people around the world and Arabic countries to pick المسافرون العرب تركيا as "somewhere different" but with the reliability of Spain's Mediterranean weather.

Secondly, the gradual erosion of the worthiness of the Pound from the Euro has made Eurozone countries (this includes Spain and Greece) a less attractive proposition financially. The vacation pound simply does not stretch so far as it did. Turkey is not in the European Economic Community, and really has a unique currency where exchange rates with the pound remain favorable.

And finally (although there are numerous other reasons for a call, including varied cuisine, visits to the myriad open air archaeological remains of 7,000 years of civilization including Hittites, Phrygian, Greek, Roman and Ottoman, amazing landscapes such as the fairy chimneys of Cappadoccia, excellent sailing and water sports generally in addition to the welcoming nature of Turkish people), the season 2010 sees Istanbul become the European Capital of Culture. The town is losing no time in creating new art galleries, international film and music festivals plus more chic restaurants and bars.

The European City of Culture 2010 relies round the theme of a City of Four Elements - Earth, Air, Fire and Water, and projects at your fingertips are under five themes - cultural heritage, multiculturalism, urban transformation, artistic infrastructure and teamwork. Thus Istanbul is capitalizing on its rich cultural legacy, where already the existing beauty of such gems since the Topkapi Palace, and St Sophia Mosque in the historic heart of the city have captivated untold millions of visitors in recent years.


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