Turkey holidays
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Crime writer Barbara Nadel explores the ‘vibrant but maddening megacity’ that inspires her books
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Up to 50,000 half-term and winter-sun breaks will be scrapped as UK government closes Turkey travel corridor in surprise move
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On this epic slow ride to Istanbul, following the Rhine and Danube rivers, our writer ‘turned the pedals and waited for the world to unfold’
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The closing of the last three balık ekmek boats on the Golden Horn marks the end of an Istanbul culinary tradition
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When I felt misplaced in my new world, the legends of Mount Qaf gave me a place of endless possibilities and uncensored words, says novelist Elif Shafak
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A cinematic landscape of monasteries, mountains and lakes offers a delicious slice of Anatolian life and makes for a superb culinary road trip
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Travel writers pick their favourite beaches to swim, surf, party, eat and just hang out from the Atlantic to the Aegean, from the UK to Turkey
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It’s only two years since an attempted coup but Istanbul is moving on and reinventing itself
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As sterling remains stubbornly weak against the euro and dollar, UK holidaymakers find their money goes much further in Turkey, and travel firms are already reporting a rise in bookings for 2018
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This low-key south-coast village with family-friendly beaches, natural rock fires, mountain walks and fantastic food proved just as special on a second visit
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Turkey, Egypt and Tunisia on the road to recovery, according to Thomas Cook Holiday Report
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In once sleepy Kadıköy-Moda, new nightlife and culture hotspots happily coexist with the district’s established restaurants and cafes
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Once a church – and a hospital and a museum – it is now a mosque. It is also one of Turkey’s best-preserved late-Byzantine buildings, is free to enter and has much to offer visitors of all faiths or none
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Spain is the top destination for British tourists, with 18 million people visiting in 2016, but increased demand is straining resources and prices may rise by up to 10% for 2018 holidays
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Right by the city’s retail-heavy İstiklal Caddesi is an elegant space offering tranquillity, free exhibitions and fascinating insights into old Istanbul
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With a string of terror attacks and an attempted army coup impacting tourism, small traders in the Turkish metropolis are paying the price
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For the novelist, Istanbul is rich in Byzantine, Roman and Ottoman history, and is a place where Russian submarines, supertankers and tourist boats all glide through the heart of the city
10 of the best books set in Turkey - that will take you there