subject: Turkey holidays for the cheapest short or long term holiday [print this page] Anyone reading the press recently will have seen the many newspaper reports of the new top destination favourites for 2010. Understandably many people are going for more budget friendly locations, choosing holidays in Turkey, Cyprus and Egypt compared to previous British favourite, Spain. Price is what is driving the increased bookings to these destinations. Since Turkey and the others are outside of the Euro zone they are much more affordable to the British. Since price is the most important factor for tourists at the moment other destinations aren't going to get as many bookings despite many longing for a foreign holiday after foregoing or having a shortened holiday last year. Add to this the recent below freezing temperatures 2010 is predicted to see consumers taking longer holidays to compensate as they see a holiday as a must have household expense. The tour operators launched their summer campaigns and January sales immediately after the holidays and there are certainly bargain holidays for you to grab as they look to improve their cash flow. To get the best deals you must be willing to travel out of the peak season which if you are considering somewhere like Egypt or Turkey isn't a problem since they have year round sunshine in all of their resorts. If the snow is getting to you and you want to get away now then a short city break to Istanbul is the ideal solution. This kind of Turkey holiday offers a great experience, visit the Grand Bazaar to shop and haggle if you are brave enough over stunning fabrics to relaxing after in a trendy bar that you'd like find in a classy city like London. While this is the perfect bargain holiday both for city breaks and summer holidays you can still enjoy more glamorous Turkey holidays by staying at the newly opened Mardan Palace Hotel. Reportedly to have cost 1 billion it offers a luxury five star hotel experience.
Turkey holidays for the cheapest short or long term holiday
By: Graham Taylor
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