#Holiday

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Juju Premier Palace, huzuru ve konforu bir arada sunarak tatil anlayışını yeniden tanımladı

Antalya’nın en gözde tatil destinasyonu olan Kemer ilçesinin turkuaz mavisi denizi, eşsiz kumsalları ve yemyeşil doğasıyla öne çıkan tatil beldesi Beldibi’nde ultra her şey dahil konseptiyle hizmet veren Juju Premier Palace, huzuru ve konforu bir arada sunarak tatil anlayışını yeniden tanımladı. “Yoga, meditasyon ve nefes terapisi aktiviteleriyle fark yarattık” Juju Premier Palace Genel Müdürü Sedat Çapar, konfor ve şıklığı bir araya getiren modern mimarisiyle Kemer’in marka değerini artıran tesisin yoga, meditasyon ve nefes terapisi aktiviteleriyle fark yarattığını belirtti. Otelin isminin Batı Afrika inancına göre “şifalandırmak, bereketlendirmek” anlamı taşıdığını vurgulayan Sedat Çapar, “Deniz, kum, güneş her yerde var ama biz misafirlerimizin ruhlarına dokunmak istedik. Onların burada kendilerini özel hissetmelerini sağlayacak bir konsept geliştirdik.” diyerek Juju Premier Palace’nin misyonunu özetledi. www.jujupremierpalace.com

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A holiday rush to the district with a population of 22,000

Kastamonu's Cide district was swamped by citizens looking to spend the 9-day Eid al-Adha holiday. Visitors to the district enjoyed both the sea and nature. Citizens wanting to spend Eid al-Adha in their hometowns or take a vacation created a surge of activity in Kastamonu. The district of Cide, with a population of 22,000, was especially popular during the 9-day holiday, attracting visitors from various cities. Many visitors took the opportunity to swim in the sea, while others explored the district's captivating natural beauty and visited the highlands. Five bus companies operating passenger transport to the district worked at full capacity to manage the influx. "We even had to wait 15 minutes to cross the street." Ersin Yavuz, who came to Cide for the holiday, said, "Cide is a place we visit every year. The crowds increase each year. This year, it's busier than previous years. We even had to wait 15 minutes to cross the street. It's a beautiful place with its nature. Sometimes the wind limits sea activities, but the sea is also very beautiful. We love coming here. It's where green meets blue. The summer timing of Eid al-Adha has resulted in an extreme crowd. Since it's a small district, traffic becomes an issue. It's a place to visit and explore. I recommend everyone to spend at least one holiday here."

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The return rush of holidaymakers has begun

Traffic congestion began on the Afyonkarahisar-Antalya highway one day before the end of the Eid al-Adha holiday. Afyonkarahisar, one of Turkey's key junction cities, experienced an increase in vehicle density on its highways. The congestion was particularly noted on the road connecting the city to Antalya, Isparta, and Denizli. To prevent traffic disruptions, police and gendarmerie teams took security measures and continued their inspections. The vehicle density, which started around noon, increased in the evening hours and is expected to continue throughout the night.

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Holiday Rush in Hatay, Home to Turkey's Longest Coastline

In Hatay's Samandağ district, which fell into silence following last year's devastating earthquake, a similar level of pre-earthquake holiday rush was observed due to the nine-day holiday and hot weather at the 14-kilometer-long beach. The Kahramanmaraş-centered earthquakes had caused significant destruction in Hatay's Samandağ district, leading to a quiet holiday season last year. However, as the wounds from the earthquake began to heal and residents returned to their homes, there was a surge of activity on Samandağ beach, Turkey's longest coastline, during the Eid al-Adha holiday. With temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, people sought relief in the cool waters of the Mediterranean. The crowd at the public beach was also captured from the air by drone footage. Hatay Metropolitan Municipality's Fire Department lifeguards remained on high alert for any drowning incidents. "The Only Way to Cool Off in Hot Weather is to Swim in the Sea" Ahmet Kimyeci, who mentioned spending the holiday at the beach, said, "We came to our house by the beach for the holiday. We're spending the holiday here. The weather is hot, but the sea is normal. It can be better or worse than this. The only way to cool off in hot weather is to swim in the sea. We came with our grandchildren. The beach is nice but needs some maintenance. It's crowded now, but it will get even more crowded in a few hours. You can swim until 8 PM. We have a pleasant sea. With the weather being so hot, this is the only way to cool off. We're spending the holiday like this." "I Come Twice a Month to Escape This Heat" Nevzat Açık, who described Samandağ beach as one of the largest in the world, said, "The weather is very hot, so we threw ourselves into the sea. The weather is very hot, so everyone came to the sea. The beach is crowded. Since it's a holiday, everyone has come for vacation. I come twice a month to escape this heat," he said.

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The holiday crowds on the beaches of Antalya continue to increase

In the tourism city of Antalya, the crowds on the beaches continued to increase on the second day of Eid al-Adha. With Eid al-Adha being declared a 9-day holiday, Antalya, a constant favorite among holidaymakers, is experiencing a bustling celebration. The city, where the air and sea temperature is measured at 28 degrees Celsius and the humidity at 72 percent, saw increased crowds on the second day compared to the first day of the holiday. Holidaymakers flocked to Konyaaltı Beach to sunbathe, swim, and have fun. It was noticeable that most of those swimming were children. Police teams frequently patrolled the beach area to ensure that citizens have a safe and peaceful holiday. "This holiday is more crowded than other holidays." Kemal Kaya, enjoying the sea at the beach, said, "The weather is very nice and the beach is very crowded. This holiday is more crowded than other holidays. The sea is also very beautiful. My daughter, who is in university, came, and we are spending time together. I will swim and then go home." Nine-year-old Veysel Efe Ölmez, who came to Antalya for a holiday from Adana with his father, also said, "Antalya is very beautiful. I'm having a good time with my dad. Even though it's crowded, it's nice. I like that there are tourists."

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Visa on Arrival Embargo by Rhodes Police

Turkish citizens who wanted to travel to Rhodes Island from the town of Marmaris in Muğla were denied entry to the island by Rhodes police on the grounds of overcapacity. Following the implementation of the visa-on-arrival application for the Greek islands, citizens wishing to spend their holiday on Rhodes Island were hindered by Rhodes police. Citing the congestion due to the holiday season and tourism season, Rhodes police did not allow citizens who were to obtain visas on arrival to enter the island. Citizens who came to the port for the Marmaris-Rhodes journey had to return from Marmaris port upon learning they could not be admitted due to the congestion. It was learned that entries to the island were not being allowed due to the congestion, and in three days, 473 people who wanted to enter the island with a visa on arrival could not go to Rhodes Island. It was noted that citizens with a Schengen visa could enter, while Rhodes police, citing the island's overcapacity, did not permit entry to those who would obtain a visa on arrival.

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Tourism gets a 9-day holiday boost

Due to the earthquakes in Kahramanmaraş last year, the tourism season started late, but this year it has been brought forward with the nine-day Ramadan holiday. Occupancy rates in Antalya, Bodrum, Sapanca, Afyon, and Cyprus have reached 60-70%, and there will be a festive atmosphere in the facilities. The tourism sector is making a rapid entry into the season with the nine-day Ramadan holiday from April 6th to 15th this year. Starting in the third week of March and followed by the Easter holiday in Europe, the nine-day Ramadan holiday that followed has brought joy to tourism professionals, affecting the entire Turkish world. The coincidence of the holiday with the interim holiday period also increases domestic market activity, positively impacting holiday sales. Kaan Kavaloğlu, President of the Antalya Touristic Hoteliers and Operators Association (AKTOB), says that extending the Ramadan holiday to nine days has delighted tourism professionals and ensured an early start to the season. Reminding us of the very late start of the tourism season last year, Kavaloğlu says, "After the local elections, this holiday will offer the Turkish people a chance to relax and rest. Considering the Nevruz and Easter holidays, this year the season will open in the third week of March." Emel Elik Bezaroğlu, a Board Member of Elite World Hotels & Resorts, also emphasizes that extending the holiday to nine days is encouraging for tourism. She says they are experiencing holiday congestion in their Sapanca hotels and highlights that they have prepared special artistic programs for holidaymakers to enjoy their time.

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They had a blast sledding on their holiday

Tourists visiting Abant Lake National Park in Bolu, where the snow depth reached 15 centimeters, had a great time despite the cold weather. Abant Lake National Park, one of Turkey's most important tourism centers attracting visitors throughout the year, turned into a winter wonderland with the snowfall. The snow-covered pine trees around the lake in Abant Lake National Park created picturesque scenes reminiscent of postcards. Tourists who visited Abant Lake National Park in Bolu, where the snow depth reached 15 centimeters, enjoyed themselves despite the cold weather. Abant Lake National Park, one of Turkey's key tourism destinations that attracts visitors all year round, transformed into a winter wonderland with the snowfall. The snow-covered pine trees surrounding the lake in Abant Lake National Park created picturesque scenes reminiscent of postcards.

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Semester holiday intensity at Istanbul Airport

With the beginning of the mid-term holiday in schools, families looking to spend the holiday domestically and internationally started arriving at the airport from noon. Passengers passed through the control points at terminal entrances, completing check-in and baggage procedures in both domestic and international terminals. Expressing her plans to spend the mid-term holiday in Denizli with her family, Teacher Emel Şuözer said, "We are going to our hometown. I want to address my students here: Have a good rest during the holiday; the second term is waiting for you." Ahmet Oğuz, who is heading to Adıyaman, stated, "Adıyaman is in an earthquake zone, and my family is affected by earthquakes. We will visit them. We are going to see my mother and father with the children.