Author Archives: Robert McBride
Marmaris holidays the most searched over festive period
According to some recent analysis from Thomas Cook, Marmaris holidays were the most searched for resort over the festive period. This was very much in line with the trend over the Christmas break which saw mainstream sun destinations dominate the most popular Boxing Day online searches at Thomas Cook’s flagship website – www.thomascook.com. According to … Continue reading
Marmaris Hotels buck all-inclusive trend in favour of half-board
The all-inclusive system considered one of the biggest issues with Turkish tourism by many sector representatives is continuing to be an issue of debate within the turkish tourism sector Most of the time, hoteliers view the system as a necessity coming out of the competition in the sector and are obliged to accept all the … Continue reading
Things to do on a holiday to Marmaris: Boat Trips
Marmaris is blessed with natural beauty, much of which is due to the outstanding marine environment surrounding Marmaris. Day boat trips from the Marmaris Harbour are excellent with some fantastic islands to visit. In particular Sehir Adasi (Cedar Island) is one island which should be visited. Cedar Island is often referred to as Cleopetra Island … Continue reading
3 great places to eat on your Marmaris Holiday
Many of us that holiday in Marmaris are often looking for recommendations for places to eat, whether Indian, Chinese or just traditional Turkish food. To this effect Marmaris Holidays have compiled a list of 5 recommended restaurants in Marmaris Taj Mahal Address: Kemal Engin Bulvari No:47 Contact Number: +90 252 412 4484 Type: Indian Restaurant … Continue reading
10 facts about Marmaris
I guess theres no better place to start a website about Marmaris than to pull together 10 facts about Marmaris you may – or may not know Marmaris is located in South West Turkey, in the Muğla Province. Marmaris main source of income comes from Tourism, which takes Marmaris normal population of 28000 to over … Continue reading