Business & Economy

Turkey has become one of the world’s most popular destinations for foreign property buyers.

Every traveler in Turkey meets the lira within minutes of arrival, and most are surprised by it.

Stand on any major shipping route between Europe and Asia and you are standing in Turkey’s shadow.

If you have ever wondered why ships dock at certain Turkish ports and containers vanish into fenced areas where customs never seem to look, you have met a free trade zone.

Registering a company in Turkey as a foreigner is entirely possible, and thousands of foreign entrepreneurs do it every year.

Ask a Turkish professional about work-life balance and you will get an answer that surprises many Western visitors. On paper, Turkish working hours are long, and the rhythm of the working week is intense.

Negotiating in Turkey is less like a chess game and more like a courtship. The deal matters, but it is inseparable from the person across the table, and the process is designed to test more than your numbers.

Meeting Turkish business partners for the first time is an experience most professionals remember: warm, personal, and quite different from a typical Western meeting.

Turkey’s reputation as a destination for cosmetic surgery has grown so quickly that it now draws patients from every corner of the world.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of patients cross borders for dental treatment in Turkey, and the country’s dental clinics have become a serious industry.

Istanbul has become the undisputed world capital of hair transplantation, and the reasons are practical: skilled surgeons, advanced techniques, and prices that can be a fraction of what clinics charge in North…

Turkey’s technology sector has been quietly transforming itself into one of the most dynamic startup ecosystems in the region.