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Istanbul Jet claims 118th place on top 500 firms list
Hüseyin Latifoğlu, the CEO of Istanbul Jet.
Turkish fuel services firm Istanbul Jet claimed 118th spot in the Capital500 list of Capital Magazine's "Türkiye's Top 500 Private Companies" research.
According to a statement from Istanbul Jet, the company provides services to airline companies with the standards it offers in aviation and fuel services.
Türkiye sets eyes on hosting ‘digital nomads’
In a special promotional campaign offering visas for "digital nomads," the Turkish Culture and Tourism Ministry has extended an invitation to foreign remote workers to ply their trade in Türkiye, spotlighting Istanbul and the Mediterranean district of Dalaman as prime locations of interest.
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Ölüdeniz featured in world’s best beaches
Nestled in Ölüdeniz, Türkiye's Blue Lagoon emerges among the world's finest beaches, recognized by the Daily Mail's compilation of "Best Beaches in the World" as summer approaches.
The United Kingdom's leading newspaper, the Daily Mail, reached out to international travel experts and industry insiders to inquire about the "Best Beaches in the World."
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Russians charged after ‘aggressive’ behavior forces emergency landing in Thessaloniki
Two Russian nationals were arrested and charged in Thessaloniki early Sunday morning for disrupting the safety of a flight from Manchester, England to Dalaman, Turkey, after their plane was forced to land at Thessaloniki's international airport.
Turkey aims to up its share in luxury tourism market
Turkey, whose share in the world's upper segment tourism destinations is increasing day by day, is creating strong alternatives for high-income tourists with luxury hotel investments.
These facilities are supported by brand restaurants, marinas, golf courses and unique bays.
Turkey may welcome record number of British tourists this year
Despite worries over the possible fallout of the Russia-Ukraine war on the tourism industry, hopes are running high among Turkey's hoteliers that the country may attract a record number of holidaymakers from the U.K. this year.
British tourists flock to sunny Turkish resorts
Some 10 planes carrying nearly 1,500 British tourists have arrived in Turkey's southwestern Muğla province since the U.K. removed Turkey from its COVID-19 travel red list, an official said on Sept. 24.
Starting Wednesday, Britons are traveling to Turkey without compulsory hotel quarantine upon return, a move which eases travel and tourism between the two countries.
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Some 200,000 British tourists expected as Turkey removed from red list
Turkish travel agencies expect some 200,000 British tourists to visit the country in the remainder of the year as London removed Ankara from its red coronavirus travel list.
Turkey applying same virus measures for visitors as EU: Tourism minister
Turkey is applying the same COVID-19 measures for all arrivals as the EU, the country's tourism minister said on July 2.
Turkey to drop PCR test obligation from 16 countries
Turkey's Health Ministry said on May 2 that visitors from 16 countries and regions will not be required to present a negative PCR test for traveling to the country.
The countries and regions included Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand, South Korea, Israel, Japan, the U.K., Latvia, Luxembourg, Ukraine, and Estonia, according to the ministry.