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Second-hand bookstores struggle as e-commerce dominates
Istanbul's Sahaflar Bazaar, once a beloved haven for book lovers, now faces a sharp decline as the rise of e-commerce reshapes Türkiye's book market.
With the industry estimated to be worth 4 billion Turkish Liras ($117,268,000), small bookshops are bearing the brunt of this shift.
Türkiye increasing share in luxury tourism
As the global travel market prepares for new records throughout 2024 following the coronavirus pandemic, the luxury tourism sector is also experiencing growth.
The luxury travel market is expected to reach a size of $578 billion by 2028.
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Football stars testify in alleged ponzi-scheme trial
The trial of a former branch manager of private lender Denizbank resumed in an Istanbul court yesterday, marking its fourth hearing as footballers provided testimony in a case involving allegations of a pyramid scheme that allegedly swindled renowned players, including Arda Turan and Fernando Muslera.
High-profile fraud case deepens with defendants’ phone examination
A new development in the high-profile fraud case involving Seçil Erzan, former branch manager of private lender Denizbank who swindled renowned football stars, sees new evidence emerge as an expert report detailing the examination of defendants' phone records has been added to the case file.
Black Sea region becoming new tourist hotspot
The Black Sea region is becoming a new hot favorite of tourists looking to spend their holidays in Türkiye, attracting travelers especially from Middle Eastern countries.
With the cities in the region joining the club of tourist hotspots, Türkiye can now offer more options to foreign holidaymakers.
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‘Istanbul / Tel Aviv’ concert by Muallem, Karbasi
Istanbul's Cemal Reşit Rey Concert Hall will host a concert by Israeli musician Yinon Muallem on April 8. The concert, titled "Istanbul - Tel Aviv," will feature compositions inspired by the musician's biographical book of the same name, inspired by his memories of two different countries and cities he lived in.
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Türkiye, Greece agree to mutually support candidacies in int'l organizations
Türkiye and Greece decided to mutually support the candidacies of the two countries in international organizations, Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on March 20.
Çavuşoğlu met with his Greek counterpart Nikos Dendias in Brussels on the sidelines of the International Donors Conference.
Coral bridge between the Mediterranean and Marmara Sea to be restored by 2024
The vital underwater coral bridge between the Mediterranean and Marmara Sea is expected to be fully restored by 2024, thanks to DP World Yarımca's Yellow Coral Conservation Project that is being carried out with Istanbul University and the Marine Life Conservation Society (DYKD).
Prestigious jazz festival kicks off in Istanbul
The 31st Akbank Jazz Festival kicked off yesterday with an opening ceremony and concert in Turkey's largest city.
As part of the opening event of the festival, Elif Çağlar and Defjen Daf Ensemble took the stage at the Galataport Istanbul Package Post Office, giving the audience an enjoyable night.
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Erdoğan meets British premier, UN chief in New York
Turkey's president and Britain's prime minister held a closed-door meeting on Sept. 20 in New York.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan received Boris Johnson at the Turkevi Center, or Turkish House, in Manhattan across from U.N. headquarters.