In the province of Aydın, just south of İzmir, Kuşadası is a popular holiday town on Türkiye’s Aegean coast. It is located on one of the important coasts that connect Anatolia to the Mediterranean Sea. In antiquity, Kuşadası was known as Neopoli.

The junction point of the Mediterranean and the Aegean, of lush forests and crystal-clear sea, green and blue…

Didim is situated on the south-west Aegean coast of Türkiye between Bodrum and Kuşadası.

Çesme is one of the most touristic regions not only in İzmir but in all of Türkiye and the Aegean. There are many reasons for this: the turquoise sea, golden sand, Blue Flag beaches, pristine bays, dynamic nightlife, centuries-old cities...

Bodrum with its beautiful bays and holiday attractions is a town in the province of Muğla in the Aegean region of Türkiye.

Bozcaada, Türkiye’s third-largest island at 40 square kilometers, is in the northeast Aegean Sea, just southwest of the Dardanelles in the district of Çanakkale. It is peaceful and calm in winter, and dynamic and colorful in summer.

A slow-paced city with the most favorable climate, İzmir is an important port city on the western coast of Türkiye. The city is well-connected through its harbors, modern airport and highways, and welcomes visitors with its relaxed Aegean character.

Antalya, a paradise on Earth, the pearl of the Mediterranean and the Turkish Riviera, is Türkiye's ninth-largest city that stands for professionalism, experience, diversity, and unmatched quality.

Alanya is a beach resort city and a component district of Antalya Province on the southern coast of Türkiye.

Located 120 kilometers north of İzmir city center, Dikili is a picturesque district that extends both along the coast and inland.

Mersin, a rising star of world tourism, is set on a long coastline in the eastern part of the Turkish Riviera and boasts the cleanest seawater along this coast.

Çanakkale is a bridge between Anatolia and Europe, the Aegean and the Marmara Sea. It is a meeting point of green and blue, of history and the modern era.

Sinop is one of the calmest cities in Türkiye where the deep blue and dark green of the Black Sea meet in the north of Anatolia. It's a city that draws attention to both its history and nature.

The history of the modernization of Türkiye began in Samsun. The founder of the Republic of Türkiye, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, departed from İstanbul and arrived at Samsun on the SS Bandırma, an Ottoman steamer, starting the Turkish War of Independence on May 19, 1919. For this reason, Samsun holds a special place in the hearts of the Turkish people.

Located by the East of the Black Sea, Trabzon is a crucial city for maritime transport, connecting Türkiye to Bulgaria, Georgia, Moldova, and Russia on the other side of the coast and the rest of the world.