Hello, yes they changed due to inflation. You can find more info here: www.antalyakart.com.tr/Page/KartCesitleri

Glad it was helpful! We have some other pages here with common phrases: turkeytravelplanner.com/details/LanguageGuide/100words_lessons/100Words_01.html

It is a private transfer. A private transfer is booked in advance. You will meet your driver who will be holding a sign with your name and waiting for you to arrive. Another benefit of taking a private transfer is that you have already paid a fixed price.

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We stayed at Hotel Canada in a lovely bungalow!

Yes the law was recently changed so Americans can enter visa free now

I am Turkish who lived in Canada for six years and I can’t tell you that Canada was always like this towards Turkiye. Turkiye is very safe place. I would say even safer than most part of Europe and US. Bad people exist everywhere so of course, you shouldn’t be trusting everyone. however, it’s very well protected country I assure you.

Hello, yes, they have said that for many years. I think similar to California and waiting for "the big one". My advice would be to stay in a hotel or newer apartment that was built within the last ~20 years. The newer buildings have updated building codes for greater safety against earthquakes.

Yes, the travel advisories tend to be more conservative but I think you shouldn't worry about the airport. Both IST and SAW are some of the busiest airports in the world and many passengers pass through the airports each day without incident.

Did you already fly there, how was your experience? Our gov website scared me a lot too.

@@emilyann1122 Hey, yes I've flown through both airports many times and have never had any problems. They are both very safe, clean, and some of my favorite airports to fly through, especially IST. There's really nothing to worry about. As a woman I have never encountered anything that made me feel unsafe while traveling through these airports, and have traveled throughout a lot of Turkey, as well as have lived here for the past 5 years.

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Hello, Sorry to hear you are feeling confused. As with most countries these days, incidents of violence can occur. As an American, I personally feel much safer in Turkey than I do in the US or even when traveling in major European cities. Random attacks are relatively rare in Turkey and typically don't occur in tourist destinations. The air strikes are also very far from any of the places you might go as a tourist. The best thing to do is to stay alert and follow safety guidance issued by the government. We have more info on our safety page that may help you make the best choice for yourself: turkeytravelplanner.com/details/Safety/should_i_go.html

@@turkeytravelplanning thanks, this was helpful. Thanks again for detailed reply.

Yes, I still feel Turkey is generally a safe place to visit. You can read more on our site: turkeytravelplanner.com/details/Safety/should_i_go.html

You mean the prepared coffee? It's just called Turkish coffee (Türk kahvesi). In terms of the actual coffee beans that are used you can use any coffee you like. One popular brand is Kurukahveci Mehmet Efendi. www.mehmetefendi.com/urunler/turk-kahvesi Because Turkish coffee isn't filtered, there are sediments left in the bottom of the cup which are also sometimes used for fortunetelling.

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