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Istanbul, a leading global destination offering distinctive travel experiences, is also a great city to cater for children.

On March 30th is now celebrated as International Zero Waste Day worldwide. The UN General Assembly declared International Zero Waste Day, with Turkiye as the main presenter and 105 countries as co-presenters.

The tulip season heralds the arrival of spring in Istanbul. During April, some of Istanbul's most popular spots are decorated with colourful spring tulips, transforming the city into a massive and delightful visual feast of bright beauty.

Türkiye is preparing to host the GSTC Sustainable Tourism Conference. The conference will take place in Antalya, the country's tourism capital, between 9-12 May 2023.

"The Future of Healthcare Meetings", jointly organised by the International Congress & Convention Association (ICCA) and the Associations & Conference (AC) Forum, will be held in İstanbul between 6-8 June 2023.

İzmir, referred to as "the Pearl of the Aegean" by the Turkish people, is a prominent tourism destination, but this beautiful city is also a haven for gastro-tourists.

Anatolia, a prominent juncture of human history, stands out as a geography brimming with unique treasures from the civilizations it has hosted.

The Grand Bazaar, İstanbul's historical shopping and trade centre, was visited by 39,766, 801 people in 2022, following its restoration.

The Ministry of Culture and Tourism welcomes visitors to the Rami Library. Located in Eyüpsultan, İstanbul, the Rami Library is set in the former 18th-century Rami Barracks.

The great poet Âşık Veysel has been included in UNESCO's 2023 commemoration program. Veysel who died fifty years ago,is considered among the most important representatives of Türkiye's Ashik (Minstrel) tradition a cultural value of the country.