Practical Information About Istanbul and Turkey- FAQs.
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Do I need a visa for Turkey?
Turkey has dropped visa requirements for U.S. travelers, but visitors from other countries should check Turkey's e-visa regulations. You can apply for a Turkey Visa at https://www.evisa.gov.tr/en/ from anywhere and anytime. You only require an internet connection and access to laptops, tablets, smartphones, or desktop computers to complete the visa application process. You should apply for a Turkey visa at least 48 hours before your travel date to avoid unnecessary delays. Private Istanbul Walking Tours is here to offer private and guided tours in Istanbul and throughout Turkey, as well as airport transfers and hotel bookings for your visit to Turkey. #privateistanbulwalkingtours @privateistanbulwalkingtours #istanbulfoodtours #istanbulguidedtours
Is Turkey accessible and disabled-friendly?
There are few accessible facilities for the disabled in Turkey, mainly in Istanbul. Some hotels and most streets have ramps for wheelchairs; public transportation is also wheelchair accessible in Istanbul. However, cars parked on the pavements restrict the area available to pedestrians and are a hazard for the visually handicapped. On the other hand, Turkish people will go out of their way to help handicapped travelers overcome obstacles whenever possible. #accesibletravel #privateistanbultours #guidedturkeytours#
Food, drink, and gratuity?
Visitors have highly praised Turkish cuisine. Using best-quality meat, fresh fish, and vegetables, carefully prepared and served, it eschews the elaborate sauces used by cooks of other nationalities to disguise the shortcomings of their less-successful offerings. Because of the uncomplicated nature of Turkish cooking, even the most unpretentious establishments can provide satisfying meals. Although it may not always be speedy, a smile usually accompanies service. Restaurants in the cities and larger towns usually add a service charge to the bill. You can give a small additional amount to show your appreciation. If a service charge is not shown, 10-15 percent is acceptable as a gratuity. There is no ban on the sale of alcohol, and many Turks drink beer, wine, or raki, an aniseed-flavored spirit of considerable potency., is popularly known as Aslan sutu (lion's milk). #Istanbulfoodtours
Do I need a tour guide in Istanbul?
With your private guide, you will not need to rush or be stressed in a new city. Whatever your passion, there's a private guide who's perfect for you. #privatetourguideinistanbul
Women-Led Bussiness in Istanbul - female tour guide in Istanbul.
The percentage of female founders has been rising in Istanbul and Turkey. Private Istanbul Walking Tours is a women-led business located in Istanbul. Derya is not only a trip designer but also an English-speaking professional licensed tour guide for over ten years. We offer tours with a female tour guide in Istanbul, Cappadocia, Ephesus, and the beyond Turkey. #girlspower #womenledbussiness #femaletourguideinistanbul