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History of Marmaris Meeting of Cultures; •There Are Settlements Spreading Marmaris;The Crossroad of the Aegean Along the Peninsula History Of Marmaris Meeting of Cultures; •There are settlements spreading Marmaris;the crossroad of the aegean along the peninsula. and mediterranean seaspart of the • The town center is changing and mediterranean sea between modernizing due to the power of tourism. neighbours turkey and greece is the aegean sea. this is how the two • The decreasing population is moving out further from the center. neighbours refer to the part the mediterranean between them. the • Multi-coloured, multi-cultured and living together in peace. aegean sea is connected to the black sea b y çanakkale and İstanbul straits. All visitors passing through on daily tours are embraced by the locals. you A frequently asked question; “Where have the choice between central is the beginning and end of the places where the sea, sand and the mediterranean and aegean seas?” sun are complemented with nightly entertainment continuing until The Answer is “MARMARİS”.. morning, or silent bays on a small boat swimming silently under moon light. whatever your heart desires.. FestCval AccomodatCon XII. International Marmaris Folk Festival • Groups will be hosted altogether in 4* Hotel. The accommodation will will be held between 15-20 May 2020 by Gala Art Folk. start in 15 May 2020 at 14:00 and finish 20 May 2020 after the festival During the festival the groups program ends will perform their dances, sing songs, • The rooms are for 3 & 4 person. participate in the activities and • If members want to stay double room introduce their own cultures. They will visit the historic and touristic ,they must paid 10 Euro/person/day places of the beautiful region and extra ,if there will be any single room make new friends with the world the group must pay 12 youths. Euro/person/day Meal The commitee will give a 3 meals/day (buffet meal) in Hotel . Either pocket or normal meal due to performance program. Requrements a) Each country can participate with one group for per category.(folk dance,modern dance, choir, majorettes,orchestra) b) The commitee won’t pay any fee to groups for attending the organization. c) The group should be in Muğla -Marmaris on 15 May 2020 and the departure date is 20 May 2020 after breakfast. d) The number of group not limited for person,including the manager, leader musicians ,drivers and dancers. e) The age of dancers are not limited in the participant group. f) Performances should be either 5- 15 min. g) The groups may perform with live music or a Cd. i) The groups should come with their national flags. j) The participate’s group list which contains dancers, musicians, leaders, driver’s age and sex should be send to us before 1 April 2020 . k) Festival commitee will taken a cost for all expensive including organization and accomodation place fee It is 135 Euro/person for 5 night. If group want to stay extra day they can paid 35 Euro/person/day. Every 25 participant ; 1 person is free (26. person is free). The fee of %40 will must be transfer after official invitation!! If transfer will not done after official invitation ,groups participation will be canceled. l) Rooms ar for 3 & 4 person. If members want to stay double room ,they must paid 10 Euro/person/day extra ,if there will be any single room the group must pay 12 Euro/person/day. m) If group will arrive by plane to Dalaman Airport, transfer (Airport-Hotel,Hotel- Airport,transfer during the festival) will be 800 Euro.It will organizing by commitee. n) Deadline of application 1April 2020. Contact; Selçuk YILDIZ General Directors of Festival [email protected] www.galartfolk.com 0090 554 876 71 95 We will be happy to host your group in Turkey. .
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