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February 2020 Year: 26 No:96 Visit Historical Mosques of Istanbul Chocolate museum in Istanbul Turkish women’s volleyball team to compete in Tokyo Olympics Uzakrota Travel Summit ATF 2020 TRAVEX FROM THE EDITOR February 2020 Year:26 No:96 Historical Mosques of Istanbul PUBLISHER & EDITOR IN CHIEF Istanbul is famous for its Mosques and Ottoman architecture. As SUAT TÖRE the capital of the Ottoman Empire since 1453 and the largest city [email protected] in Turkey, Istanbul is home to over 3000 mosques. In this issue PUBLISHING EDITOR we are bringing you some of the most popular mosques that you Özgür TÖRE may want to see. [email protected] EDITORS Not only in Istanbul but all around the Ömer KOCAMAN country, mosques as called ‘cami’ in [email protected] Turkish are open to all, Muslim and non- Fusun TÖRE Muslim, Turk and foreigner, young and [email protected] old. Istanbul’s most of the mosques are PUBLIC RELATIONS usually open continuously every day for HALKLA İLİŞKİLER long hours, for free. In the most-visited Cahit Akyol mosques a separate area may be set off [email protected] by railings for non-Muslim visitors so that INT. RELATIONS distraction of worshippers is minimized. Özge TÖRE Unless you are a Muslim coming to pray, [email protected] avoid visiting a mosque at prayer-time, PHOTOS that is, at or within a half hour after the ezan (call to prayer) is MeeTurkey archive chanted from the minarets. All visitors to mosques—Muslim ART DIRECTOR and non-Muslim—remove their shoes before stepping onto the Özgür TÖRE mosque’s carpets. This is a practical, not a religious, requirement. OFFSET PREPARATION When visiting a mosque, wear modest, conservative clothing. S&M Publication FILM & PRINTING I hope you will visit many of these mosques in your next trip to Mars Baskı Çözümleri Istanbul. REPRESENTATIVES In this issue, besides news we present you Uzakrota Travel ANTALYA: Salih ÇENE Summit, ATF 2020 Travex, success of Turkish women’s volleyball [email protected] team, and a delicious stop in Istanbul; Chocolate Museum. Tel: 90.242.248 50 35 -36 CANA- DA: Çetin GÜRZ Happy reading, [email protected] Özgür Töre Tel: 1.514.636 6810 CHINA: Mr. LOUK MeeTurkey Incentive Magazine is quarterly publica- [email protected] tion and has been prepared as S&M Publication Ltd. All Tel: 86.10.656 37 661 copyrights are reserved. FRANCE: Turgay AKSOY ALL EDITORIAL AND ADVERTISING ENQUIRIES TO [email protected] Tel: 90.216.391 37 95 - Fax: 90.216.391 37 96 Tel: 33.476.87 8.2 20 [email protected] GERMANY: Henry WALTZ HEAD OFFICE: S&M PUBLICATION LTD. [email protected] Muratreis Muradiye Mektep Sokak 13/1 Baglarbasi Tel.: 49. 6172.45 04 86 81140 Istanbul-TURKEY ITALY: Ömer SÖZÜER Tel: 90.216.391 37 95 Fax: 90.216.391 3796 [email protected] www.smpublication.com Tel: 39.2.295 23 382 ITALY: Francesca GATTO [email protected] Media Partner of Tel:39.3.403 411 296 İZMIR: Çetinay AKSOY [email protected] Mobile: 90.533.312 20 46 Russia & C.I.S.: Iuliia TÖRE [email protected] Tel : 90.216.391 37 95 USA: Şahver BURNHAM [email protected] Tel: 1.623.670 2369 THAILAND: Anchalee NIAMDEE Member of (Nok)[email protected] SUBSCRIPTION / ABONE Tel: 90.216.391 37 95 [email protected] 4 | MeeTurkey | February 2020 IN THIS ISSUE 26 Contents Newsline Turkey ............................................................6 Inbrief ............................................................................ 15 Newsline World .......................................................... 16 Meet at Summit ......................................................... 24 Cover Story .................................................................. 26 24 Meet at Forum ............................................................ 42 Fame & Game .............................................................. 44 Eat & Meet .................................................................... 45 Destinations ................................................................ 46 42 Advertisement Index WOW Istanbul ..............................Inside Front Cover 44 Charming Cambodia Travel & Tours.......................3 Akut ................................................................................ 49 IKSV ................................................................................. 51 Istanbul Modern ....................................... Back Cover 45 February 2020 | MeeTurkey | 5 NEWSLINE TURKEY Turkish Tourism Breaks Record in 2019 Turkey hosted a record number of visitors and its tourism income reached a new record high in 2019, the country’s statistical authority announced. In 2019, the number of travelers visiting Turkey increased by 13.7% compared to the previous year and reached to 51 million 860 thousand 42. While 86.2% of visitors was foreign with 44 million 712 thousand 970 persons, 13.8% of them was Turkish citizens resident abroad with 7 million 147 thousand 72 persons. Tourism income in 2019 increased by 17.0% and reached to $ 34 billion 520 million 332 thousand compared to the previous year. While individual expenditures constituted $ 25 billion 355 million 577 thousand of the total tourism income, $ 9 billion 164 million 755 thousand of tourism income was obtained by package tour expenditures. In the fourth quarter which is October, November and December months of 2019 tourism income increased by 20.6% and reached to $ 7 billion 885 million 568 thousand. While 83.3% of this income (excluding GSM roaming and marina service expenditures) was obtained from foreign visitors, 16.7% was obtained from citizens resident abroad. Visitors organized their travel individually or with package tour. While individual expenditures constituted $ 5 billion 804 million 853 thousand of the total tourism income, $ 2 billion 80 million 715 thousand of tourism income was obtained by package tour expenditures. In this quarter, according to rate of change of expenditures compared to same quarter of the previous year, the highest increases were in package tour (share of Turkey) and tour services expenditures. In this year the highest annual increases were in package tour (share of Turkey) and health expenditures. In this quarter while average expenditure per night of the foreigners who stayed overnight was $ 73, average expenditure per night of Turkish citizens resident abroad was $ 35. In this year, while average expenditure per night for total overnight visitors was $ 68, the average expenditure per night of foreigners was $ 73, average expenditure per night of Turkish citizens resident abroad was $ 50. 6 | MeeTurkey | February 2020 Izmir Tourism Breaks Record in 2019 The number of travelers visiting Turkey’s Aegean city of Izmir increased 17 percent in 2019 compared to 2018 and break its all-time record. According to a special report by Aegean Touristic Enterprises and Accommodation Union (ETİK), the total number of tourists visiting Izmir accounted for 1,975,187 in 2019. While the number of foreign visitors increased by 20 percent (1,224,634), the number of citizen visitors (750,553) increased by 13 percent. In January-December 2019, Izmir tourism increased in markets other than Austria, Denmark, Sweden, Moldova, Lithuania, Finland, and Georgia. The ten countries that sent the most tourists to Izmir were Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, Iran, France, Belgium, Poland, Greece, Russia, and Ukraine. Federation of Turkish Hoteliers (TUROFED) Vice President and President of ETIK; Mr. Mehmet İşler said, “Izmir tourism, which shrank in 2016 and 2017, recovered in 2018 and grew by 17 percent in 2019 compared to the previous year, continues to advance on its growth path. By welcoming a total of 1 million 975 thousand 187 visitors Izmir tourism set a new record,”. Stating that the number of visitors coming to İzmir is approaching 2 million without cruise tourists, İşler added, “With the election of Mr. Tunç Soyer as the mayor of İzmir Metropolitan Municipality, there is a vigorous activity. Mobility has taken the place of inertia in Izmir tourism. If it continues in this way, breaking new records in the number of tourist arrivals won’t be a surprise.” Turkish Airports Handled 209 Million Passengers in 2019 Turkish State Airports Authority (DHMI) announced aircraft, passenger and freight statistics for 2019. DHMI said that a total of 209,092,548 passengers are handled by airports in Turkey in 2019. Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Cahit Turhan said that during December 2019, the total number of aircraft landing and taking off at airports was 62 thousand 442 in domestic and 43 thousand 890 in international flights. The total aircraft traffic reported as 144 thousand 724. In December 2019, total domestic passenger traffic at airports recorded at February 2020 | MeeTurkey | 7 NEWSLINE TURKEY 7 million 298 thousand 489 and international passenger traffic recorded at 6 million 164 thousand 431. Turhan said with the addition of both direct and transit passenger numbers, total passenger traffic accounted for 13,474,156. During January-December 2019, total aircraft movement in Turkish airports accounted for 839,850 in domestic and 713,651 in international flights. The total aircrafts served accounted for 2,030,291 aircraft. In 2019, domestic passenger number is recorded as 100,140,814 while international passenger number is recorded as 108,692,517. Turhan said with the addition of both direct and transit passenger numbers, total passenger traffic accounted for 209,092,548 in 2019. The number of take-offs and landings
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    TWO HARBOR CITIES: SINOP AND ANTALYA DURING THE SELJUK AND OTTOMAN PERIODS A THESIS SUBMITTED TO THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES OF MIDDLE EAST TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY BY MELİKE YILMAZ IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE JANUARY 2017 Approval of the Graduate School of Social Sciences Prof. Dr. Tülin Gençöz Director I certify that this thesis satisfies all the requirements as a thesis for the degree of Master of Arts. Prof. Dr. Tomris Elvan Altan Head of Department This is to certify that we have read this thesis and that in our opinion it is fully adequate, in scope and quality, as a thesis for the degree of Master of Arts. Prof. Dr. Ali Uzay Peker Supervisor Examining Committee Members Prof. Dr. Tomris Elvan Altan (METU, AH) Prof. Dr. Ali Uzay Peker (METU, AH) Asst. Prof. Dr. Çağla Caner Yüksel (Başkent University, ARCH) I hereby declare that all information in this document has been obtained and presented in accordance with academic rules and ethical conduct. I also declare that, as required by these rules and conduct, I have fully cited and referenced all material and results that are not original to this work. Name, Last name: Melike, Yılmaz Signature: iii ABSTRACT TWO HARBOR CITIES: SINOP AND ANTALYA DURING THE SELJUK AND OTTOMAN PERIODS Yılmaz, Melike MA, Department of Architectural History Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Ali Uzay Peker January 2017, 303 pages This study aims to study Sinop and Antalya, which were two coastal cities of the Seljuks in terms of urban development in the Seljuk and the Ottoman periods.