Former Didim resident and writer Inka Piegsa-Quischotte, reflects on an often overlooked local historical site. LESS popular with tourists than nearby Ephesus, the ancient site of Miletos, equally important and brimming with historic monuments, can be visited in peace and leisure.
Read MoreUP to 100 expats and second home owners took the opportunity to quiz Didim’s Mayor Deniz Atabay on a range of issues yesterday (Mon) – from Christian meetings to dogs and rubbish to beaches.
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EXCLUSIVE EXPATS and second home-owners will be able to question the Didim Mayor Deniz Atabay at a public meeting on Monday May 4. The meeting, co-organised by the Voices Newspaper and the local Ozgurses Newspaper, will be held at the Didim Chamber of Commerce Culture Centre (opp Tesco Kipa) in Yeni Mh. The Mayor’s office…
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Andy Probert RECEIVING and paying bills are a part of the everyday nuts and bolts of living the dream in our Turkish paradise. However, there are quite a few novel ways of avoiding paying the bills: whether it’s a flit, flight or fight you’re only delaying the inevitable as the authorities in Turkey know your…
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GREATER safety measures will be employed this season in Altinkum, with the addition of 30 new spy cameras. Didim Governor İskender Yonden made the announcement during the Didim Tourism Week. He said that the police, which already had a MOBESE CCTV system across the town, will be getting an extra 30 cameras that will monitor…
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DIDIM Mayor Deniz Atabay has outlined a series of improvements and initiatives at Friday’s press conference. They include:
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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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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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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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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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