What would happen if you fell ill while in Turkey? Would you have to pay for your treatment – and could you afford it, if so? It’s not a question that tends to concern holidaymakers. If you’re considering living here permanently though, it is something you’ll need to consider.
One of the first questions many people ask when considering a move overseas is how they’ll cope if their health deteriorates. With Turkey reporting increasing numbers of Covid-19 infections, both locals and expats alike are having to adapt to new restrictions and rely on extended support networks.
The summer holiday season in Antalya is slowly nearing its end, and soon the sunbeds and umbrellas will be packed away until that beautiful summer sun returns again next May. Whether you have toddlers, young children or young teens, Turkey is a totally family friendly destination that will allow you to do as much or as little as you like, even with kids in tow.
The ancient city of Antalya has been renowned for its feasts, celebrations and festivals for over 2500 years. t plays host to many international events throughout the year, including cultural and art festivals, concerts and exhibitions.
Sometimes, we visit places on holiday and imagine how fantastic life would be if we lived there. In the city of Antalya you can turn your holiday stay into a permanent lifestyle, or at least a long-term holiday lifestyle.
On Turkey’s southern Mediterranean, only 30 minutes from Antalya International Airport, is the luxury resort town of Belek. The majestic Taurus Mountains, sparkling seas, world-class golf courses and the biggest theme park in Turkey are just a part of what makes Belek so attractive.
The province of Antalya lies on the beautiful Mediterranean coast, where the majestic Taurus Mountains gradually give way to small valleys, dotted with villages leading down to pristine beaches in secluded coves.
