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Antalya exported 460 luxury yachts around the world in 20 years
  
Zaki Gorsas, director of the Free Zone in the southern Turkish state of Antalya, said the state has produced 460 luxury yachts sold worldwide in the past 20 years.
In the first six months of this year, the total trade volume in the city's free zone increased by 12% year-on-year from $351 million to $392 million, he said.
Yachts manufactured in the Antalya Free Zone have received orders from several countries, including Italy, the United Kingdom, the United States, Russia, the Netherlands, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Oman,

Turkish Airlines resumes flights to 5 cities in Ukraine
Turkish Airlines on Sunday resumed flights between Istanbul and Kharkiv in eastern Ukraine after a four-month hiatus due to the Coved 19 pandemic.
Kharkiv International Airport on Sunday received the first flight from Istanbul, according to the airport's press service.
Turkish Airlines will operate flights to Kharkiv four times a week. Evening flights will be operated every Monday and Friday, while morning flights will be on Wednesday and Sunday.
Turkish Airlines has already resumed flights from Istanbul to four other Ukrainian cities: Kiev, Odisa, Lviv and Gerson.
Passengers must have insurance

British tourists consider Turkey a safe travel destination
British tourists are enjoying summer holidays on Turkey's Aegean and Mediterranean coasts after the resumption of flights between the two countries, saying measures taken against the Coved19 epidemic make them feel safe. 
Anna Hutchinson, a British national vacationing at the popular tourist resort of Didim in the western state of Aydin, said her family travelled to Turkey shortly after the lifting of travel restrictions.
Deedim is known locally as "Little England", where many Britons buy houses and live in the town permanently.
About half a million people visit the town every summer,

British Airways resumes flights to 17 destinations, including Turkey
British Airways announced that it will resume flights to 17 destinations in August, including a number of locations in Turkey, Italy and France.The airline said the routes would be operated with "continued reduction of numbers" due to the impact of the Coved 19 pandemic.According to the Mirror, the listed destinations include some popular holiday destinations including Bodrum in Turkey.
With regard to precautions during the pandemic, the airline said it cleaned all major surfaces including seats, screens, seat belts and tables, while each aircraft was fully cleaned every day.

Berlin partially cancels travel warning to Turkey and Turkey welcomes them
The German Foreign Ministry announced on Wednesday that the travel advisory to Turkey had been partially cancelled, covering only four states.
In a statement, it said it had cancelled the travel advisory to Antalya, Mugla, Izmir and Aydin states, indicating that it had cancelled the travel advisory to the four states, provided that preventive measures approved by the Turkish government were adhered to to the spread of the Coronavirus.
The German Foreign Ministry required its nationals to conduct a corona test in Turkey, 48 hours before their return to

Belek in Antalya. A true paradise between a sea, a river and a pine forest.
As summer approaches, Turkey will remain the paradise of the season, and in Antalya in particular, which is sun-red for 300 days a year, how about a trip to The Town of Belek in Antalya, where you enjoy bathing in the sea and sun, surfing, water skiing, sailing, diving, and enjoying the picturesque nature of Beylik, a true paradise, surrounded by pine forests and pistachio trees.
Belek has become turkey's most popular tourist hub in recent years and annually hosts thousands of visitors, under the

The widely circulated "Frankfurt Public" journal has published a 16-page publication containing articles on Turkey by leading German journalists.
The Frankfurt Public Newspaper in Germany highlighted Turkey's cultural and historical values, particularly those related to tourism, and invited its citizens to visit the latter country.
According to a publication by the widely circulated daily newspaper about Turkey, Turkey is a "paradise" for tourism, and invited German citizens to go there.
The 16-page publication included an article by Diatimer Goons, CEO of FTI, the fathers of tourism companies in Germany.
In his article, Goons praised Turkish tourism, calling the sector a

Antalya's Land of Legends Resort receives more than 5,000 visitors a day
Antalya's Land of Legends resort welcomes Arab, Gulf and GCC families and GCC residents with special holiday programmes and offers at this family-owned leisure resort.
The Land of Legends, operated by Rixos World Entertainment, receives more than 5,000 visitors a day from around the world.
The resort, the largest on the European continent, includes the first five-star hotel designed specifically for children in Turkey and entertainment facilities like no other in the world.
Built on an area of 639,000 square meters, at a cost of US$1 billion, the

Top 25 questions about Turkish nationality in 2020 
Recently, the Turkish Ministry of Environment and Urbanization issued the executive regulations on the law granting Turkish citizenship, and the new law included significant amendments to obtain Turkish citizenship, including the granting of Turkish citizenship in exchange for the purchase of a property worth $250,000, up from $1 million in the previous decision.The following are the most important questions discussed regarding the acquisition of Turkish citizenship, and their precise answers based on the Turkish Citizenship Act and its executive regulations published on 15 October 2018.  Q1: Can I get Turkish citizenship?