Didim Mayor makes a number of pledges
DIDIM Mayor Deniz Atabay has outlined a series of improvements and initiatives at Friday’s press conference. They include:
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Lots of Lira 4TL to £
HOLIDAYMAKERS coming to Turkey will be in for a boom time with the currency – after the Lira hit the magical 4TL to the pound this week.
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Esinti Fine Aegean dining at its best
A SETTING sun, cocktails and canapés attracted scores of people to the opening of the newest restaurant on Akbuk’s Aegean Coast – Esinti Restaurant.
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Paying water bills
IF you are a holidaymaker or second home owner and face paying water bills in Didim when you come over, then you need to be aware of a minor change.
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Construction of grand hotel at Milas
THE construction of a large hotel that will have a capacity of 1,000 beds in Milas has begun on top of burned forestland and looks to be finished in 2017. The hotel is being constructed on land that experienced a large fire eight years ago, when 150 hectares of forest burned.
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Sewer works cause misery
RESIDENTS endured water cuts for a number of hours and roads were closed as the Aydin Metropolitan Municipality General Directorate of Water and Sewage Works (ASKİ) continued its programme of works in Didim this week.
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DIDIM Akut, the local search and rescue body, has appealed to the local public to swell its numbers and find out more about the group’s activities.
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Arts Market off to a winning start
LAST Saturday saw the opening of a new Arts Market for crafters and home-food producers to come together and meet the public.
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Bodrum consulate update
THE expat meeting hosted by the British Embassy gave an update on the fortunes of people looking to use the Bodrum consulate services now that its office has been closed. British HM Consul for Turkey Mr Timothy Fisher said a mobile service was now in place within the Bodrum district for expats who could avail…
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Medical tourism on rise in Turkey
OUT of the roughly 40 million tourists who visited Turkey last year, around half a million came for surgical procedures ranging from hair transplants and liposuction to cancer and orthopedic treatment, according to the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK).
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