Urla, is one of the most talked about places in Turkey in recent years, with the New York Times describing the Urla vineyards, USCA and Urliçe, as one of the 52 destinations that you’ve got to visit. What sets Urla apart from other town on Turkey’s Aegean Coast? It lies just a horizon away from Izmir, located 35 kilometres southwest of the major city. Urla lies in an area that produces some of the regions finest wines, with vintage olive groves to garnish the setting and world class farming offe

Istanbul. The city’s been around for over a thousand years and has long since developed into a hub of economic trade, tourism, religion, and culture in general. It’s a sprawling metropolis where old and new merge, attracting people from all over the globe to mingle with the 15 million residents (some estimates exceed this) of the city. That’s a lot of people. People have things to do. Places to go. People to see. People need to get around. In a city that straddles Europe and Asia (yes, we’ve me