BA announces new flights
British Airways will add routes to Heraklio and Rhodes, Greece, to its 2015 Gatwick summer schedule as GTP website reports.
Read MoreDecision on cell phone usage awaited
TURKISH airline companies are awaiting the national civil aviation body’s decision over cell phone usage on planes after the organization’s European counterpart ruled electronic devices did not pose a safety risk.
Read MoreGov’t bans make-up, tattoos and piercings
A GOVERNMENT decree changing the regulation on the dress code in public schools was published in the Official Gazette, allowing girls as young as 10 year old attend classes wearing headscarves.
Read MoreManaging a renovation and an ‘usta’
Berk Cektir, Zaman Legal THINK twice before you start a renovation project. Unless you are doing it professionally to make a profit on it, a renovation is usually only hassle.
Read MoreInsurance rumour lacks credit
VOICES has heard rumours within Didim that the health insurance element of the application process for the residence permit in Turkey will be scrapped in October, this year.
Read MoreConstruction sector faces action
TURKEY is preparing legislation to tighten regulations for the construction business amid growing safety woes in the sector, the Hurriyet Daily reports.
Read MoreHarry Potter opera to come to İzmir
THE Mozart Academy will stage the Harry Potter Opera for the first time in İzmir in October. The opera will be solely performed by youth between the ages of eight and 18.
Read MoreEU citizens ‘will enjoy’ visa-free travel to Turkey
TURKEY’S top diplomat responsible for EU affairs has said EU citizens will be knocking on Turkey’s door for job opportunities after a visa-free travel procedure is complete.
Read MoreInternet users to be monitored
TURKEY’S Telecommunications Directorate (TİB) has been granted the authority to monitor Internet users and block websites and their content without court permission.
Read MoreTTNET fined for overcharging customers
TTNET, the Internet unit of Turkey’s main landline operator Türk Telekom, has been fined over 30 million Turkish Liras for overbilling its customers over a seven-year period, reports the Daily Hurriyet.
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