FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions About Traveling to Turkey
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Yes. OneNation Travel is licensed with the Tourism Authority of Turkey. TURSAB License No: A-6073
Turkey is generally safe for tourists, especially in major cities and popular tourist areas. However, it’s always wise to follow local advice, stay aware of your surroundings, and take standard safety precautions.
Most travelers need an e-visa, which can be easily obtained online before arrival. Some nationalities can enter visa-free. Check the official Turkish e-visa website for details specific to your country.
The best months to visit are April to June and September to November, when the weather is mild and crowds are smaller.
The currency is the Turkish Lira (TRY). Credit cards are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants, and shops.
Turkish Lira is the official currency, but some tourist shops may accept US dollars or euros. It is better to pay in lira for better rates.
Yes, Turkey has a modern transportation system, including domestic flights, intercity buses, trains, and taxis. Istanbul also has an efficient public transport network.
Top attractions include Istanbul’s historical sites, Cappadocia’s unique landscapes, Ephesus ancient city, Pamukkale’s travertine terraces, and Antalya’s beaches.
The official language is Turkish. In tourist areas, English is widely spoken.
Casual, comfortable clothes are recommended. In mosques, dress modestly and cover shoulders and knees. A scarf is required for women when entering mosques.
Turkish cuisine is diverse, with many vegetarian options. Always inform your guide or restaurant staff about any allergies or dietary needs.
Yes, tipping is customary in restaurants, hotels, and for guides/drivers. Around 5-10% is typical.
The standard allowance is 15 kg for checked luggage and 8 kg for hand luggage on domestic flights within Turkey.
Yes, most hotels, restaurants, and shops accept major credit cards. Always carry some cash for smaller purchases.
It is recommended to drink bottled water, which is widely available.
Dial 112 for medical emergencies, 155 for police, and 110 for fire. Keep your passport and emergency contacts with you.
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