Travel FAQs

For American travelers, the question of how to reach Turkey usually comes down to one thing: is there a nonstop flight? The answer is yes.

Few countries pack as much adventure into one territory as Turkey.

Nightlife is one of the great pleasures of travel, and Turkey offers a scene that is both familiar and distinctly its own.

The short answer is yes: Turkey is a predominantly Muslim country, with the vast majority of its citizens identifying as Muslim.

If you are doing business in Turkey, or simply curious about how the country works, the shape of the Turkish workday is worth understanding.

Walk through any Turkish city and you will hear a language that sounds unlike anything around it: Turkish, spoken by nearly all of the country’s eighty-five million people and understood across a wider region of…

It is one of the first questions travelers ask when planning a trip to Turkey, and the answer surprises many people. No, Turkey is not a member of the European Union, but it is not unrelated either.

Turkey’s coastline stretches for thousands of kilometers along four seas, and scattered along it are islands that make perfect day trips and slow weekend escapes.

For travelers, few things shape a trip to Turkey as powerfully as the lira, and understanding the currency is a budgeting skill in itself.

Turkey has become one of the most talked-about destinations for remote workers, and the reputation is deserved.

Turkey is one of the few countries in the world where buying a home is a realistic path to residency and even citizenship, and foreign buyers purchase thousands of properties there every year.

Turkey has become one of the most popular retirement destinations in the Mediterranean, and for good reason: warm winters, a low cost of living by Western standards, excellent food, and a healthcare system that…