The popular holiday destination straddling Europe and the Middle East continues to grow in leaps and bounds, with annual tourist arrivals now increasing at over a million per year and migration rates tripling in the capital for 2009-10.
Skyrocketing tourism numbers and relatively low costs are making Turkey the ideal location for buy to let investors, says a recent Price Waterhouse Coopers survey.
Increasing affluence amongst consumers is driving a boom for luxury acccomodation in Turkey's urban centres.
The month of turkey may be behind us, but it looks like 2010 is the year of Turkey - the country is poised for a holiday boom as travellers abandon traditional hotspots for a Turkish delight...
The overseas mortgage specialist Conti describes the country as "one of the top investment destinations in 2009″...
The Turkish investment property market could be in for a boost as British buyers head to the country seeking lower priced property and exchange rates...
The Altinkum Didim Yacht Marina in Turkey has been in the pipeline for an absolute age, but the waiting is finally over - the £33.6 million marina will open next month, potentially giving a huge boost to property in the Altinkum area...
The Turkish authorities are hoping to attract US visitors with a campaign aimed at boosting the country as a low cost European destination...
A new report from Jones Lang LaSalle has found that despite the global economic slowdown, the residential market in Istanbul remains buoyant, with plenty of opportunities on offer for investors, especially approaching 2010 when the city will be named European Capital of Culture and may be a step closer to EU membership...
Britons looking to retire abroad are flocking to the Aegean Coast of Turkey it has been reported...
Please enter your Email address and we will send you more information: