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COP31 heads to Antalya: what the UN climate summit means for travellers
COP31 lands in Antalya with Türkiye and Australia sharing leadership. What the UN climate summit's electrification goals mean for travellers and destinations.
Australian Geographic · 29 Oct 2026 · Adventure & Outdoor Travel
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Kyrgyz film about writer Chingiz Aitmatov to open Turkic World film festival in Istanbul
Kyrgyz film "Aitmatov" opens the 6th Korkut Ata Turkic World Film Festival in Istanbul, November 3–7, screenin...
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Trabzonspor stun Rizespor 4-3 in Black Sea derby as Super Lig heats up
Trabzonspor came from 2-0 down to beat Rizespor 4-3 in a wild Black Sea derby, while Beşiktaş beat Başakşehir...
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Istanbul's AKM mix old doors, Turkish classics and an AI conductor
Istanbul's Atatürk Cultural Centre blended painted old doors, Zeki Müren classics and an AI-generated conducto...
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Antalya Steps Into the Spotlight as Türkiye Hosts COP31 With a Bold Electrification Pledge
Antalya hosts COP31 under Türkiye's presidency, with the IEA backing a '35 by 35' pledge to lift electricity's...
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Antalya locks down for COP31: what travellers should know before November
Türkiye deploys 26,000 security personnel for COP31 in Antalya, 9–20 Nov 2026. What the lockdown means for tra...
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Turkey's Touristic Eastern Express opens ticket sales for 2026-27 winter season
Tickets for Turkey's Touristic Eastern Express go on sale Oct. 26. Here are the 2026-27 dates, sightseeing sto...
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Aroya Cruises Bases Its Flagship in Istanbul for a First Winter Mediterranean Season
Aroya Cruises' 3,400-guest ship sails its first Med winter season from Istanbul — 7-night Turkey and Egypt cru...
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Two Decades of Adventure in Türkiye: What Hike'n Sail's Founder Has Learned
Hike'n Sail Türkiye founder Alper Ertübey on 20 years of adventure travel, overtourism in Istanbul and the new...
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Kilyos: Istanbul's Quiet Black Sea Escape With a Football Club Dreaming Big
Kilyos Spor, an amateur club on Istanbul's Black Sea coast, is planning a three-year rise to professional foot...
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Istanbul flood compensation begins after deadly October deluge hits 3,000 properties
Istanbul starts compensation payments after 14 October flooding seriously damaged around 3,000 homes and busin...
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Istanbul flood death toll hits five as cleanup reshapes Sarıyer's Ayazağa district
Istanbul flooding death toll rises to five as a body is found in the Golden Horn; heavy demolition and cleanup...
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