Fresh news from the Turkish Riviera – curated, translated, and to the point.
Turkey continues to offer very good value for money. Nevertheless, there are some situations in which holidaymakers pay unnecessarily high prices.
Every year, thousands of holidaymakers choose to drive their own car to the Turkish Riviera.
For many holidaymakers, tipping is simply part of the experience. But how much is actually appropriate?
Both destinations are among the most popular among Germans. But where can you currently get the better overall package?
The 2026 Football World Cup is getting closer and closer. Spain, France, Brazil, England, Argentina and Germany are currently among the most frequently named favourites for the title.
As soon as the high season begins on the Turkish Riviera, one of the biggest holiday discussions starts again: Should you be allowed to reserve sunbeds for hours on end even though no one is lying on them?
Holidays don't have to be expensive. Many of the best experiences on the Turkish Riviera don't cost a cent.
The Turkish lira remains weak against the euro. This can be an advantage for many holidaymakers on the Turkish Riviera.
Many holidaymakers are currently asking themselves: Is Turkey really still cheap in 2026?
In Antalya, Side and Alanya, temperatures are currently rising well above 35°C again. The heat quickly becomes exhausting for many holidaymakers, especially at lunchtime.
In the future: ✔️ focus more strongly on licensed providers ✔️ collection areas to be better coordinated ✔️ illegal transfers are to be reduced ✔️ improve the flow of traffic at the airport
Prices for holidays on the Turkish Riviera have risen significantly in recent years. Particularly popular regions such as Side, Manavgat and Alanya have become noticeably more expensive for many families. Numerous hotels and tour operators are now responding with new offers and discounts to boost demand for summer 2026.
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