Didim News in Brief: Sept 29
Didim on film in 3,2,1 A FILM that features Akbuk and Didim backdrops is being released to the public in October.
Read MoreNew English-speaking governor starts
AS appointments go, a new governor in town is usually dismissed by most expats as nothing to do with them as it doesn’t affect their lives.
Read MoreGlass recycling units hit the streets
DIDIM Council has begun installing large glass recycling units, shaped like bottles, on the town’s streets as part of a recycling effort.
Read MoreParts of Sacred Road ‘to open in 2015’
NEW efforts are underway to open parts of the fabled Sacred Road near Apollo Temple to make Didim more attractive to the heritage tourism sector.
Read MoreDrawings show Third Beach future
A MEETING called to discuss the future of Third Beach has revealed what the government hopes to have in the area. The plan for Third Beach, which if it finally survives a court challenge by non-governmental organizations (NGOs), publicly showed how wasteland either side of Altinkent Sitesi could be used. The designs envisage restaurants, local…
Read MoreSmokin’ in Paris
Kate Ashley-Norman – is a long-time resident, entrepreneur, mum, and owner of The Didim Hypnotherapy Clinic My mother has flown home. The kids are back at school, and I am finally settling back into a routine. I love my routines!
Read MoreThe water man never rings twice
Klaus Jurgens JACK Nicholson, Jessica Lange – when the postman rang twice…what a movie! Yet, in our case, a postman does not call and no-one rings twice as delivery is fast and we are eagerly anticipating its arrival. What am I talking about? Drinking water!
Read MoreDidim News in Brief: Sept 22
Building work ban lifted SEPTEMBER 15 represented the start of the new construction season just as tourists were going home.
Read MoreLetters to the Editor: Sept 20
Disappointed with Didim Chris WE own a small flat in a block of nine near the Istanbul Hotel just down the hill from the Police Station and have been owners for about eight years. We usually manage to visit three times per year.
Read MoreKos: A swift day trip
Former Didim resident and writer Inka Piegsa-Quischotte reflects on another local ‘jewel’ – Kos. This article originally appeared in travel magazine Europe ala Carte.
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