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• There are loads of types of vacations in Türkiye and the cost will depend on what type of trip you’re taking and for how long you’d like to stay. Here are the latest prices for a 3 night trip for 2 travelers: Top vacation $378; Family vacation $368; Romantic vacation $379; Luxury vacation $410; Budget vacation $358.

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The best time to visit Turkey is in the spring when prices are more affordable and the weather is more temperate. Make sure to stop by Istanbul for the annual tulip festival which honors the city's signature flower. The Istanbul Tulip Festival takes place in most city parks throughout April.

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Four Seasons Hotel at Sultanahment is a stone's throw away from the old city center which houses the famous Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Basilica Cistern, and Grand Bazaar. The Istanbul metro will easily transport you between Sultanahmet and Ataturk International Airport just under 10 miles away.

Swissotel in Istanbul offers some of the best views of the Bosphorus strait and has conference rooms and spa facilities available whether you're travelling for business or pleasure. Take advantage of the Swissotel's shuttle service to easily connect with Ataturk or Sabiha Gokcen Airport.

For family vacations in Turkey:

Sealife Family Resort Hotel in Antalya offers a wide array of kid-friendly activities including arts and crafts, outdoor pools, and nightly performances. Conside renting a car from Antalya Airport to take advantage of other day excursions in the area.

Radisson Blu Bosphorus Hotel has a little bit of something for everyone including nearby Istanbul parks for the kids and relaxing Bosphorus café views for the adults. This hotel allows you to pre-book your airport transfer for ease of mind when traveling as a family.

For romantic vacations in Turkey:

Rixos Pera in Istanbul is located in the heart of Turkey's biggest city, with upscale furnishings and professional staff who can guide you towards the best local attractions. Take the Havtas bus from Ataturk International Airport for a cheap and fast trip to Rixos Pera.

Limak Lara Deluxe Hotel in Antalya offers all-inclusive accommodation on the Mediterranean coast and boasts several restaurants, pools, game rooms, and a nightclub. Shuttles from Antalya International Airport can be pre-arranged for a smooth transition to your relaxing Turkish beach getaway.

For luxury vacations in Turkey:

Club Hotel Sera in Antalya offers luxurious middle-eastern décor that will make you feel like a sultan while you sit back and enjoy serene Mediterranean views. Taxis are available at Antalya International Airport to help you relax and enjoy the journey to Club Hotel Sera.

Daru Sultan Hotel Galata is just a 10 minute walk from the famous Galata Tower in the center of Istanbul's main shopping district. The fixed price Havatas shuttle will take you from Ataturk International Airport to Taksim without worrying about your directions getting lost in translation with local cab drivers.

For budget vacations in Turkey:

The Ibis Izmir Alsancak offers clean, safe, mid-level accommodation close to the center of one of Turkey's most progressive cities. A wide selection of taxis is available to transport you from Izmir Airport to your downtown Izmir hotel.

Julian Club Hotel in the Mediterranean city of Marmaris is a cheaper alternative to other coastal destinations such as Antalya and Izmir, offering outdoor pools and spa services. There are regular shuttle services with fixed prices between Dalaman airport and Marmaris city center.

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A continent-spanning country, divided between Europe and Asia , Turkey is known for its diverse and vibrant culture, ancient civilizations and dizzying whirling dervishes. The former capital and largest city of Istanbul sits on the winding Bosphorus Strait and is home to dozen of cultural and architectural treasures, from the Hagia Sophia to the Blue Mosque and bustling Grand Bazaar .

On the other hand, the modern capital of Ankara is home to the iconic colonnaded mausoleum of Ataturk , who founded the Turkish Republic. Delicious cuisine, epic history, and vast mountainous landscapes make a Turkey holiday package the ultimate adventure experience, whilst the gorgeous Mediterranean coastlines along the south of the country offer serene beach resorts and plenty of fun in the sun. Bordered by Greece, Georgia, Bulgaria, Armenia, Iran, Iraq and Syria , a package holiday to Turkey opens up a world of culture, thanks to its unique position, once an important stop on the historic Silk Road . A Turkey tour package is the best way to get to grips with the complexity of the country, it’s wide array of natural wonders and its diverse cities and communities.

History of Turkey

Great civilizations, such as the Assyrians, Greeks, Armenians,  and Urartians , among others, have left their mark on the region across the centuries, with ancient sites, such as Gobekli Tepe, which predates Stonehenge, offering insight into years gone by to visitors on a trip to Turkey.  

The country’s foundations can be traced back to the victory of the Seljuk Turks over the mighty Byzantines in the 11th-century , who continued their dominance until the 13th-century Mongol Invasion when the Sultanate was disintegrated into small principalities. The Ottoman dynasty began to unite these principalities in the later 13th-century and captured and conquered the iconic Byzantine capital of Constantinople in 1453. Under Suleiman the Magnificent the vast Ottoman Empire encompassed a huge part of the world, stretching from Europe to Africa and Asia.  

20th-century Turkish history has been characterized by the Turkish war of independence, led by the national hero, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk , which resulted in the abolition of the monarchy and the establishment of a republic in 1923. Visitors on Turkey tours can visit his monumental tomb in the capital of Ankara. Ataturk became the first president of the republic and brought about major changes to Turkish society, encouraging the westernization of the national culture.

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Turkey is home to a vast and diverse landscape, split into seven geographical areas, each with its own unique characteristics. Home to biodiverse wildlife, with as many as 80,000 species, Turkey’s 40 national parks and countless nature reserves provide refuge for an array of spectacular natural treasures and rare wildlife, such as the elusive Anatolian leopard.  

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One of the country’s most famous cultural ceremonies is the dance of the whirling dervishes , a distinct and captivating Islamic tradition. Turkish cuisine is reason enough to choose a holiday to Turkey , and traditional Turkish music is a soul-stirring soundtrack to everyday life in the cities, with impromptu performances heard throughout the streets and markets. Like many nations, culture differs between rural and urban spheres. Traditional life continues in the farms and villages of the countryside, whilst the countries urban centers are a melting-pot of cosmopolitan cultures and influences, perfectly balancing the new and the old.

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34 All-Inclusive Resorts In Turkey With Pros & Cons

These days, we have to think about saving money. The cost of living has risen in almost every country, and while we still want to head off and enjoy our summer holidays, it might mean cutting costs here and there.

For that reason, more and more people are thinking about going all-inclusive in Turkey. But is it a good idea?

Turkey’s all-inclusive resorts vary in quality from town to town, and it’s important to research before choosing one. Yes, the cost of booking an all-inclusive break is higher at the actual booking point, but once you’re in the Turkish resort, you pay less because your food (usually international cuisine) and drinks are included in the price.

You could argue that all-inclusive restricts how much you can see and do outside the hotel grounds. After all, if you’ve already paid for food and drinks, why would you go outside and pay more? These hotels also have many on-site facilities, so many people don’t bother going for a walk to see the local area or heading out on excursions.

I think all-inclusive hotels in Turley are a good idea for families or if you really want to try and cut the cost of your holiday and budget a little better . But, and it’s a big but, you should try to get out and see the area if possible. You can’t say you’ve been to a place if you’ve only sat in the hotel!

Turkey’s main tourist resorts all have a range of all-inclusive hotels, and some are seriously large, with countless on-site facilities. Food quality varies, and most people say that it occasionally gets a bit repetitive, but if you’re okay with that, it’s not an issue. You could also go out and eat once or twice during your holiday, and not spend too much extra.

So, what do you need to know if you’re thinking of going to Turkey this year and an all-inclusive break tempts you?

Let’s break it down.

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Best All-Inclusive Resorts In Turkey – Turkish Riviera Region-By-Region

There are some seriously impressive all-inclusive hotels and resorts in Turkey. You only have to check out Antalya’s Lara Beach as one example, and you’ll find some of the best you’ll ever see, such as the world-famous Titanic Hotel.

So, to help you pinpoint your perfect choice, here are some of the best all-inclusive hotels in Turkey, region by region.

All-Inclusive Hotels In The Dalaman Region

• Samara Hotel Bodrum , Bodrum: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Costa Luvi Hotel , Bodrum: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Sundia by Liberty Exclusive , Oludeniz:  Check out the hotel here ↳
• Hotel Belcekiz , Oludeniz:  Check out the hotel here ↳
• Liberty Lykia , Fethiye:  Check out the hotel here ↳
• Club Tuana , Fethiye:  Check out the hotel here ↳
• Residence at TUI Blue Sensori Barut , Fethiye: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Club & Hotel Letoonia , Fethiye
• The Beachfront Hotel , Marmaris:  Check out the hotel here ↳
• Green Nature Resort & Spa , Marmaris:  Check out the hotel here ↳
• Marmaris Palace , Marmaris/Icmeler: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Hotel Aqua , Marmaris/Icmeler: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Hilton Dalaman Sarigerme Resort & Spa , Sarigerme: Check out the hotel here ↳
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All-inclusive resorts in the antalya region.

• Titanic Deluxe Golf Belek , Lara Beach: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Limak Lara Beach , Lara Beach: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Swandor Hotels & Resort Topkapi Palace , Lara Beach: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Maxx Royale Belek Golf Resort , Belek: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Susesi Luxury Resort , Belek: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Rixos Premium Belek All Inclusive Resort , Belek: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Melas Resort Hotel , Kemer: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Robinson Camyuva , Antalya: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Concorde De Luxe Resort , Antalya: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Gloria Verde Resort , Antalya: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Rixos Downtown Antalya , Antalya: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Bosphorus Sorgun Hotel , Manavgat: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Melas Resort Hotel , Side: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Justiniano Club Alanya Beach , Alanya: Check out the hotel here ↳  
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Best All-Inclusive Resorts In Izmir Region

• Atlantique Holiday Club , Kusadasi: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Aqua Fantasy Aquapark Hotel & Spa , Selcuk: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Palm Wings Ephesus Beach Resort , Selcuk: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Club Resort Atlantis , Izmir: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Club Hotel Maxima , Izmir: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Ilıca Spa & Thermal Resort Hotel , Cesme: Check out the hotel here ↳
• Reges Luxury Collection Resort & Spa , Cesme: Check out the hotel here ↳

Pros Of An All-Inclusive Holiday In Turkey

• Unlimited Drinks: if you’re traveling with children, the unlimited drinks are a major plus point. The weather is HOT, and children will want to keep drinking; if you’re in a bar or restaurant, that will be a large price tag. In an all-inclusive, it won’t
• Unlimited Ice Cream: in some all-inclusive hotels, you get unlimited ice cream for the children – do check this as it’s not in all hotels, but if it is in yours, that’s also a great benefit for the kids and will save money
• Food Costs Included: food is included in your price, so you don’t need to budget extra unless you want to go out for one or two nights during your stay
• Local Alcohol Included: all-inclusive hotels offer alcoholic drinks as part of their packages, although this is usually limited to local alcoholic beverages. If you want to import drinks, you typically have to pay extra
• On-Site Entertainment: most all-inclusive hotels have live entertainment programs, including kids’ club, discos and poolside entertainment. That means adults can kick back and relax a little, safe knowing that the little ones are happy and entertained
• Plenty Of On-Site Facilities: all-inclusive hotels in Turkey tend to be large and have a lot of facilities within them, including tattoo parlors, hairdressers, shops, excursion desks, etc.
• Spa Services: Many all-inclusive hotels have resorts on site, although you probably have to pay extra for services
• Air Conditioning Included: air conditioning is usually included in the price of your hotel – although do check!
• Guest-Only Access: these hotels only allow guests within the grounds, which increases safety and reduces noise – hopefully!
• Easier To Budget For it’s a lot easier to budget with this type of holiday, which means you have spare cash for shopping in the local bazaars
• Perfect For Chilling: if you want to chill out and are not so bothered about exploring, all-inclusive hotels are an ideal choice
• Great For Making Friends: there’s a strong possibility of meeting other like-minded people in these types of hotels, and you could make friends for life. Again, if you’re traveling with children, they’ll probably make their own friends that will give them an even better holiday

Cons Of An All-Inclusive Holiday In Turkey

• Lack Of Food Options: while the food is included in your price, it’s not going to be anywhere near the standard of what you would get from a nice restaurant in town. You’re also not going to be able to try authentic cuisine, as these hotels tend to offer international food. Food can also get quite repetitive throughout the course of your holiday and is served buffet style. This might not be an issue, but if you like the experience of having a meal served to you, it might put you off
• Specific Alcoholic Beverages Cost Extra: imported alcoholic drinks are unlikely to be included in the price of your package, and if you want a specific beverage, you’ll need to pay extra. That’s a bit annoying when you’ve already paid for your drinks
• Entertainment Might Feel Repetitive By The End: entertainment in these types of hotels can also become repetitive – there are only so many times you can hear the macarena around the outdoor pool during the day!
• You May Not Explore Local Area As Much: you’re missing out on exploring the local area. In all Turkish resort towns, there are some fantastic local dining options to try, and you won’t want to do that if you’ve already paid for your food. Additionally, can you really say you’ve ‘seen’ the area if you’ve only been to the hotel grounds? You might be tempted to stay around the large swimming pool during the day and in the hotel bar at night, which means you’re really missing out
• Excursions Offered Are More Expensive: all-inclusive hotels sell tours to local areas of interest, but the prices will likely be higher than those you would get from excursion desks on the main streets
• Spa Treatments Cost Extra: if you want to use spa facilities, you’ll probably find that you have limited access unless you pay extra for treatments

Expected Costs Of All-Inclusive Packages In Turkey

It isn’t easy to pinpoint the cost of an all-inclusive package in Turkey or any other country because there are so many variables at play. Turkish hotels follow the same star rating as other countries, so you’ll pay more for a four or 5-star hotel than a 3-star. It also depends on the time of year you go.

If you travel in July and August, you can expect prices to be much higher than in May, June, the end of September, or October.

October is a great time to visit Turkey and grab a low-cost deal on an all-inclusive. The weather is still very warm, and the evenings are much more comfortable, making sleeping easier.

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However, it’s clear that an all-inclusive hotel will cost more than a self-catering or bed & breakfast choice because you’re paying a little more at this stage for your food and drinks.

The best advice is to look at some deals and compare them to other package options. Does it work out cheaper to book all-inclusive than to go self-catering and eat out every night? And how much does that matter to you?

What To Look Out For When Choosing An All-Inclusive Türkiye Package

If you want to book an all-inclusive, you should start short-listing potential matches. So, here are some things to look for when choosing.

Make sure you know what the hotel you opt for offers when it comes to these things:

• Free Air Conditioning: you will need it no matter what summer month you travel!
• Alcohol Limits: check whether the hotel limits alcoholic drinks per person daily
• Ice Cream: does the hotel offer free ice cream for children, and if so, how many per day?
• Imported Drinks: how much extra do you need to pay for imported drinks, and are they even available?
• Special Diets: does the hotel cater to special diets?
• Beach Proximity: how far from the nearest beach is the hotel? Some are pretty far out from local resort towns
• Entertainment Times: how frequent is on-site entertainment?
• Swimming Pool Hours: are outdoor pools open all year round?
• Additional Facilities On-Site: what other facilities are included, e.g. children’s playground?
• Extra Facility Costs: what on-site facilities must you pay extra for?
• Special Restaurant Options: are there any special restaurants you can book, e.g., a la carte, and do you need to pay extra?

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Potential Turkish All-Inclusive Hotel Scams To Be Aware Of

Like anything in the tourist industry, a few scams might spoil your holiday if you’re unaware of them beforehand.

Here are a few that are connected directly to all-inclusive hotels and resorts:

• Limiting Drinks: some hotels offer a certain number of alcoholic beverages per guest per day. This may not be an issue for you, but if you’re someone who likes to drink, you’re paying for something you’re not getting enough of!
• Mini Bars: if your hotel has a minibar, don’t assume the contents are free. They might not tell you, but you will have to pay extra for these things, and they will appear on your bill when you check out
• Confiscating Food/Drinks: if you go outside the hotel and buy a takeaway or you buy some drinks from the local market, you SHOULD be able to take these inside, but some hotels have rules that don’t allow this. In that case, you may find the security guard on the door decides to take them off you. Yes, they’ll probably enjoy them themselves
• Air Conditioning Not Included: this doesn’t seem to be as much of an issue these days, but in the past, not all hotels offered free air conditioning as part of the booking price. In some cases, you had to pay extra per day. All-inclusive hotels shouldn’t come with this problem, but do check as, in some cases, you’ll have to pay extra, and that’s not something you’ll want to discover when you check in, and it’s almost 40 degrees outside
• Always Use A Safe: this is unlikely but has been heard of. Always put your belongings in a safe in the room and make sure it’s secure. Never leave valuables or money in your room. There have been reports of things going missing, and while it’s scarce and unlikely, you really don’t want that kind of shock
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Is An All Inclusive Vacation Packages In Turkey – Yes Or No?

It’s a personal choice, and it really depends on what you want from your holiday. I would say all-inclusive is a good choice for families and those keen to keep prices down but who will occasionally go out of the hotel. I wouldn’t recommend simply staying in the hotel and never going out of it!

However, if you’re keen to explore the local area and want to try authentic cuisine, all-inclusive won’t be worthwhile for you.

More and more people choose to stay in an all-inclusive resort simply because it allows for easier budgeting. We’re living in tough financial times, and if staying in an all-inclusive helps you to get a holiday, then I say go for it. Just make sure you head out occasionally, even if only for a walk before dinner.

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Consider extending your holiday beyond The Best of Greece. Set your sights on the Cyclades and cruise to the idyllic Greek Islands of Mykonos and Santorini.

Best of Turkey

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From the legends of Troy to ancient Greek cities, your travels will reveal the places where history happened. On this in-depth Best of Turkey voyage, you’ll also venture into the Taurus Mountains for lunch with the Yazir community and relax on the shores of the Turkish Riviera.

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Admire the art and architecture of Rome and the rich cultural heritage of Florence. Visit the monasteries of Meteora and see the site of the most important oracle in the classical world.

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Highlights of Turkey

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Travel along the age-old trading routes that linked East and West, where the Highlights of Turkey are revealed. Haggle in Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar, daydream through the fairy-tale landscapes of Cappadocia and walk in the footsteps of the ancient Greeks in Ephesus.

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"It is always my pleasure to introduce my country to our guests. Trafalgar trips in Turkey, the cradle of civilisations, offer not only deep history, wonderful museums, great cities, amazing architecture but breathtaking natural beauty as well"

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Dine listening to Turkish folk and watching belly dancing

Slip into the Karsilama rhythm for a night of Turkish dance and folk music. The seductive art of belly dancing originated in Egypt but has found an energetic form here in Turkey. Take to the stage and try your hand and hips at these skillful moves. 

See the House of Virgin Mary at Mt. Koressos

A humble stone house dating back to the Apostolic Age, the significance of Mt. Koressos's House of Virgin Mary sits within its Catholic mythology. The site where Jesus's mother was said to spend her last days on earth, this shrine attracts pilgrims from near and far.

Relax in the water of Pamukkale's Cotton Castle Springs

Found in River Menderes valley, the Cotton Castle Springs of Pamukkale will leave you in awe of Mother Nature. Soak in the steaming waters of the travertine terraces that are known for their dense mineral content, allowing plenty of time to photograph the milky blue pools and the snow-like setting.

Savor the intoxicating smells of the Spice Market in Ankara

In the nation's capital, dried fruits, nutty sweets and endless spices will entice your senses. Take time to wander the street of Çıkrıkçılar Yokuşu before moving closer to Ankara Castle, where you can shop for silver and ceramics while eating your delicious snacks.

Visit the peculiar landscapes of Cappadocia

One of the top things to do in Turkey, be amazed by the peculiar landscapes of Cappadocia covered in cave hotels and hot air balloons. Visit the so-called fairy chimney rock formations and discover remarkable beauty in the underground Bronze Age homes.

Our top 5 things to do in Turkey

From the otherworldly hot springs of Pamukkale to the balloon covered valleys of Cappadocia, these are just some of the pinch-me moments to experience on our trips to Turkey.

Hagia Sophia

A 6th-century masterpiece showing the opulence of distant eras, Hagia Sophia is a former cathedral transformed into a mosque before finding its current form as a museum. Stare upwards in awe of dome ceilings and ornate chandeliers before stepping outside to take in the external beauty from various angles.

Istanbul Archeology Museum

Connect with an unfathomable depth of history in Turkey's Archaeology Museums. Featuring three buildings, the collections found here unlock the ancient orient and showcase the finest in Islamic art. Allow a whole day to get lost in the depths of distant eras.

Istanbul Modern

Contemporary Turkish artists take the stage in the museum of Istanbul Modern. Housed in a former maritime warehouse, the building now features a cinema, library, gift shop and restaurant with views of the Bosphorus River. Find hours of entertainment within these progressive walls.

Best museums in Turkey

Ready yourself for dazzling cathedrals, contemporary artworks and archaeological marvels on your Turkey trip. Trafalgar will take you under the skin of this country through its soul-stirring museum collection.

Pistachios, pastry and honey come together to create the delicious sweet of baklava. Connected to stories of Sultans and layered with history, sample this treat many times over in the name of culture. Find many moreish trays in any Turkish food market.

Fill your tour of Turkey with copious amounts of the country's famous bread. Typically filled with stringy cheese and spinach, the pie meets pizza snack perfectly compliments a cup of sweet Turkish tea or a stroll around the city.

Balik Ekmek

Balik Ekmek is a popular street food of oily fish wedged between two layers of soft Turkish bread. Traditionally dished up on a boat direct from the fisherman, find this lunch staple and enjoy it while walking along the Bosporus River.

Best food in Turkey

A tantalizing blend between Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine, we'll uncover the very best of Turkish food. From baklava to cheesy pides, with many glasses of hot tea in between.

What to pack for Turkey

A thirst for adventure

A Turkish Hammam scrub is a ritual you need to enjoy when visiting this country. Often teamed with communal bathing and occasionally requiring full nudity, pack your confidence to enjoy this tradition that is truly doing as the locals do.

Modest clothing

Turkey is a religious and somewhat traditional country. Pack modest full-length clothing so you can respectfully enjoy momentous religious sights.

A good camera

A smartphone won't suffice when trying to capture a peculiar desert framing a sky of hot air balloons. Pack a good camera so you can snap Turkey to its full beauty.

Old swimwear

Dense in minerals, Turkey's Pamukkale's Cotton Castle Springs may aggravate your swimming clothes should you take a dip. Pack something old and submerge until your heart is content.

Spare suitcase space

Baklava, tea, carpets and jewelry are just some of the goods that will entice you when shopping in Turkey. Leave space for the many treats and trinkets you will want to take home.

Pack for sustainable travel

Consider your environmental impact when you next take a trip and go single-use-plastic-free by packing a reusable water bottle, a steel straw, your own shopping bags and refillable toiletry bottles.

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