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İstiklal Caddesi İstanbul’S Most Prestigious Street: “Istiklal Street”
İSTANBUL’UN TURİZM DERGİSİ İstanbul’s Journal of Tourism SAYI ISSUE 3 NİSAN - MAYIS APRIL - MAY 2019 İstanbul’un En Prestijli Caddesi: İstiklal Caddesi İstanbul’s most prestigious street: “Istiklal Street” Beyoğlu, İstanbul’un önemli ilçelerinden biridir. İlçe, aynı zamanda şehirin en prestijli caddesine ev sahipliği yapar. Beyoğlu is one of the most important districts in İstanbul. The district houses the most prestigious street of the city as well. Ortodoks Hristiyanların Gastronomi Turizmi: Luciano Mortula’nın hac merkezi: “Aya Yorgi Dr. İlkay GÖK, “Çok gözünden: Manastırı ve Kilisesi” büyük bir mutfak mirasına sahibiz.” “İstanbul” The site of pilgrimage for Gastronomic (Culinary) Orthodox Christians: “Aya Through the eyes Tourism: Dr İlkay Gök: “We Yorgi Monastery of Luciano Mortula: do have a huge heritage of and Church” “İstanbul” cuisine.” İÇİNDEKİLER CONTENTS Sayı 3 Number: 3 Haliç’in ünlü panoraması: İlk sinema, ilk çift asansör, Karen Şarhon: 4 “Pierre Loti Tepesi” 26 ilk elektrik: “Suriye Pasajı” 52 “İstanbul benim için sihirli bir şehir.” Haliç’s famous panorama: First cinema, first dual elevator, “Pierre Loti Hill” first electricity: “Suriye Pasajı” Karen Şarhon: “İstanbul is an enchanted city to me.” Gastronomi Turizmi: 28 Dr. İlkay GÖK, “Çok büyük İstanbul’da baharın bir mutfak mirasına 56 habercisi: “Lale” sahibiz.” The herald of spring in İstanbul: Gastronomic (Culinary) Tourism: “Tulip” Dr İlkay Gök: “We do have a huge heritage of cuisine.” İstanbul’un en eski toplu Ortodoks Hristiyanların 34 ulaşım aracı: 8 hac merkezi: -
Chapter 3 Road Network and Traffic Volume
The Study on Integrated Urban Transportation Master Plan for Istanbul Metropolitan Area in the Republic of Turkey Final Report Chapter 3 Chapter 3 Road Network and Traffic Volume 3.1 Road Network 3.1.1 Inter-regional Road Network 1) Existing Road Turkey is situated at the transit corridor between South-east Europe and the Middle East. Since “The Declaration for The Construction of International Arteries” (AGR) prepared by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UN/ECE) in 1950 in Geneva, Turkey has developed international corridors connecting it to Southern Europe, because the international road network of AGR included an extension to Turkey. According to the provisions of AGR, two arteries should reach Turkey as E-Road. These are E-80 entering from the Bulgarian border (Kapikule) and E-90 entering from the Greek border (Ipsala). These two main routes link the International Road Network of Europe with the Middle East and Asia at southern and eastern borders of Turkey via Anatolia. Source: KGM, Ministry of Transportation Figure 3.1.1 International Road Network through Turkey, 2007 In addition to the E-Roads, the Trans-European Motorway (TEM) project is ongoing and it covers the whole country as an expressway network. The TEM highway network in Turkey starts from Edirne at the Bulgarian border and passes through Istanbul via the Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge and parts into two branches in Ankara going eastward and southward. Its eastern branch again parts into two branches in Askale. One of them reaches Trabzon in the Black Sea Region, and the other ends in Gurbulak at the Iranian border. -
Mr. İsa CERRAH, Civil Engineer, Istanbul Metropolitan
Sustainable urban mobility MORE FOR FUTURE: ISTANBUL CASE İSA CERRAH ISTANBUL METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY ANKARA, OCT, 2015 İSTANBUL 10/22/2015 CONTENTS I. GENERAL INFORMATION OF CITY / sustainable urban mobility; II. MUNICIPALITY’S ROLE IN TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT / the legal framework III. BEST MOBILITY PRACTICES / solutions and recommendations İSTANBUL I. GENERAL INFORMATION of CITY TRANSPORTATION STATISTICS IN ISTANBUL: Area : 5.461 Km² Population : ~ 14 Million Daily Trips : ~ 20 Million Number of Vehicles : ~ 3,4 Million Vehicles Added to the Traffic Daily : ~ 400 Veh. Transportation (Headway) Network Length : 27.000 Km Railway Network Length : 142 km (96 km is under construction) Daily Trips Between Continents : ~ 1.1 Million Number of public buses : 6.255 Number of ferries : 469 II. MUNICIPALITY’S ROLE in TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) holds a very important place in local administration organization of Istanbul. It is responsible for wide variety of areas including transportation, environment, etc. Responsible for operating the function of «Transportation Systems Coordination Branch» which serves as the highest consulting authority in regulating and organizing the citywide transport. Besides, it is also mainly responsible for: Regulating and controlling the activities of operating all transportation systems, Controlling and planning the transportation projects, providing and producing required technical and statics analysis for the planned and ongoing projects, Rehabilitating and improving traffic controlling facilities and traffic flow directions. 1. MARMARAY PROJECT 2. METROBUS (BRT SYSTEM) 3. AKYOLBIL - Satellite Tracking and GPRS Fleet Control Management System 4. ISTANBULKART 5. TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTER 6. TRAFFIC DENSITY MAP / SMART PHONE APPLICATION 7. PARKING GUIDANCE SYSTEM 8. EDS RED LIGHT VIOLATION DETECTION SYSTEM 9. -
Handbook.Pdf
Enquiries 3 Registration & Badge Pickup 3 Steering Committee 4 Program Committee and Session Chairs 5 National Scientific Committee 5 International Advisory Committee 6 Artemis Marin Princess Hotel 7 Presenter's Information 8 Special Events 8 Social Program (on demand with payment) 9 Exhibitors / Sponsors 10 Exhibition Area Floor Plan 11 Location, Transfer & Shuttles 12 Istanbul Guide 14 1 About CESUR http://usmal.ankara.edu.tr/ Foundation of Center of Excellence of Superconductivity Research is under Ankara University, consisting of seven partner universities; Çukurova University, Gaziosmanpaşa University, Hakkari University, İnönü University, Karadeniz Technical University, TOBB ETU, TÜBİTAK MAM. After approval of State development Ministry the other intuitions joined; Abant İzzet Baysal University, Ege University, İzmir Institute of Technology, Gazi University, Kırıkkale University, Marmara University, Niğde University, Rize University. Within the center, National Institute of Superconducting Technologies is being planned and subject to the approval from the government of Turkey. The institute has an international advisory board and will serve as an international research center for both fundamental and applied superconductivity research. Magnetism research will also be included in the main activities of the center and institute. For further information you may visit http://usmal.ankara.edu.tr/ ICSM is one of the most important activities of the center to push international collaborations for internationally recognized and cutting edge research. Acting Director of The Center and The Institute Prof. Dr. Ali GENCER 2 ENQUIRIES Conference Director Özlem ÇİÇEK Ali GENCER Phone: +90 505 742 36 61 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Conference Co-Chair Registration enquiries Ekrem YANMAZ Ercan ERTEKİN Phone: +90 533 747 57 30 Phone: +90 5554345780 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Conference Co-Chair General organization/Transfers/Shuttles Eyyuphan YAKINCI Mr. -
2016-4-19 (Önaraştırma) Karar Sayısı : 16-33/576-252 Karar Tarihi : 13.10.2016 A
Rekabet Kurumu Başkanlığından, REKABET KURULU KARARI Dosya Sayısı : 2016-4-19 (Önaraştırma) Karar Sayısı : 16-33/576-252 Karar Tarihi : 13.10.2016 A. TOPLANTIYA KATILAN ÜYELER Başkan : Prof. Dr. Ömer TORLAK Üyeler : Arslan NARİN, Fevzi ÖZKAN, Adem BİRCAN, Şükran KODALAK B. RAPORTÖRLER: Kerem TOMUR, Kasım ŞENGÜL, M. Yavuz GÜNER C. BAŞVURUDA BULUNAN : Avrasya Deniz Taş. ve Tur. Hiz. İnş. San. ve Tic. A.Ş. Temsilcisi: Av. Ömer ÖNÜT Bağlarbaşı Nuhkuyusu Caddesi No: 229 D:7, Üsküdar/İstanbul D. HAKKINDA İNCELEME YAPILANLAR : - İstanbul Büyükşehir Belediyesi Kemalpaşa Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cad. No:5. 34134 Fatih/İstanbul - Belbim Elektronik Para ve Ödeme Hiz. A.Ş. Hava Limanı Karşısı İstanbul Dünya Ticaret Merkezi A3 Blok Kat: 2-3,34149 Yeşilköy/İstanbul (1) E. DOSYA KONUSU: İstanbul Büyükşehir Belediyesi ve Belbim Elektronik Para ve Ödeme Hiz. A.Ş. tarafından elektronik biletleme sistemi hizmet bedelinin aşırı bir seviyeye çıkarılması suretiyle hâkim durumun kötüye kullanıldığı iddiası. (2) F. İDDİALARIN ÖZETİ: Kuruma yapılan başvuruda özetle; - İstanbul Büyükşehir Belediyesi (İBB) tarafından, İstanbul ili sınırları içindeki toplu taşıma sistemlerinde bilet entegrasyonunun sağlanması amacıyla 31.12.2006 tarihinde tüm resmi ve özel toplu taşıma aktörleri ile Bilet Entegrasyon Protokolü’nün imzalandığı ve protokolün bugüne kadar yürürlükte olduğu, - Protokol ile biletlerin belli bir standarda getirildiği, hak ediş raporlarının hazırlanması ve İBB’ye sunulması görevinin, Belbim Elektronik Para ve Ödeme Hiz. A.Ş. (BELBİM)’e verilmiş olduğu, -
Peter and Nancy in Asia
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10 ŞUBAT 2020 TARİHİNDEN İTİBAREN GEÇERLİ İSTANBULKART (Elektronik Bilet) / JETON / ABONMAN (Mavi Kart) ÜCRET TARİFELERİ
10 ŞUBAT 2020 TARİHİNDEN İTİBAREN GEÇERLİ İSTANBULKART (Elektronik Bilet) / JETON / ABONMAN (Mavi Kart) ÜCRET TARİFELERİ ✓ 06.02.2020 Tarih ve 2020/1-6 Sayılı UKOME Kararı ➢ İSTANBULKART; o İETT OTOBÜSLERİ (İETT Genel Müdürlüğü), o TÜNEL (İETT Genel Müdürlüğü), o NOSTALJİK TRAMVAY (İETT Genel Müdürlüğü), o ÖHO OTOBÜSLERİ (Özel Halk Otobüsleri A.Ş), o İOAŞ OTOBÜSLERİ (İstanbul Otobüs A.Ş), o METRO (Metro İstanbul A.Ş), o TRAMVAY (Metro İstanbul A.Ş), o FÜNİKÜLER (Metro İstanbul A.Ş), o TELEFERİK (Metro İstanbul A.Ş), ➢ İETT Otobüsleri, Tünel, Nostaljik Tramvay, Özel Halk Otobüsleri, Otobüs A.Ş. ve Raylı Sistemlerde; İSTANBULKART Abonman Sınırlı Kullanım Tam Öğrenci İndirimli 2 (Elektronik Bilet) Limit Miktarı Bilet Miktarı İlk Biniş 3,50 TL 1,70 TL 2,50 TL 1 Limit 1 Limit 1. Aktarma 2,50 TL 0,75 TL 1,50 TL 1 Limit 1 Limit 2. Aktarma 1,90 TL 0,70 TL 1,15 TL 1 Limit 1 Limit 3. Aktarma 1,20 TL 0,60 TL 0,75 TL 1 Limit 1 Limit 4. Aktarma 1,20 TL 0,60 TL 0,75 TL 1 Limit 1 Limit 5. Aktarma 1,20 TL 0,60 TL 0,75 TL 1 Limit 1 Limit ➢ MARMARAY (TCDD); Elektronik Bilet Tam İndirimli İndirimli 2 Kurumsal Bilet En Az Taşıma Ücreti 3,50 1,70 2,50 1 Geç 15,00 TL Tam Parkur Ücret 7,75 3,50 5,40 2 Geç 23,00 TL 3 Geç 43,00 TL Sınırlı Marmaray Abonman Kullanım Bilet Kurumsal Bilet İstasyon Sayısı Tam İndirimli İndirimli 2 Limit Miktarı Miktarı Miktarı 1 – 7 İSTASYON 3,50 TL 1,70 TL 2,50 TL 1 Limit 3 Limit 1 Limit 8 – 14 İSTASYON 4,50 TL 2,10 TL 3,10 TL 2 Limit 3 Limit 1 Limit 15 – 21 İSTASYON 5,20 TL 2,50 TL 3,65 TL 2 Limit 3 Limit 1 Limit 22 – 28 İSTASYON 6,00 TL 2,85 TL 4,25 TL 3 Limit 3 Limit 1 Limit 29 – 35 İSTASYON 7,00 TL 3,35 TL 5,00 TL 3 Limit 3 Limit 1 Limit 36 – 43 İSTASYON 7,75 TL 3,50 TL 5,40 TL 4 Limit 3 Limit 1 Limit Aktarma* 3,50 TL 1,70 TL 2,50 TL - - - Marmaray hatlarına aktarma yapılması durumunda iade işlemi yapılmaz. -
English Text Translation of Page 3
English text Translation of page 3 Editorial A small summer break Quite a few things are happing belongs to his son and the plain in the world of collecting and the- white Rynart-Trucks now supply re was no hint of a summer break. the NATO troops in Afghanistan. It Quite to the contrary. For example, is a great privilege for me to publish in this issue we are introducing two the first part of this impressive story Volvo models from two different in this issue. and new makers. One of them has already made itself a name as a pro- By the way, with the next issue, ducer of agricultural models and, we begin the 10th year of publi- therefore, is betting on the larger shing our magazine. A small jubilee, 1:32 scale for its EWR150E mobile which would not have been possib- excavator. Behind the second new le without our readers. Despite this, model is a group of Swedish enthu- there are still collectors that do not siasts who, with the BM LM 841 in yet read Trucks & Construction. Do 1:50, would like to start producing you know someone like that? Why a whole series of historical models. not tell them what you especially I am very happy about both of like in Trucks & Construction. Prai- them and wish them all the best and se the advantages and invite them to a lot of luck. It is such initiatives, be become part of a worldwide com- I would like to give a heartfelt they big or small, which keep our munity of readers. -
Smart and Green Mobility in Istanbul
Smart and Green Mobility in Istanbul Commissioned by the Netherlands Enterprise Agency Smart and Green Mobility in Istanbul About This report has been commissioned by the Netherlands Consulate General in Istanbul as a part of the Public Private Partnership programme of the Netherlands Enterprise Agency, RVO. This Fact-Finding Study Pre-PPS was coordinated by Eda Beyazit Ince (Istanbul Technical University – IstanbulON Urban Mobility Lab) and Kenan Aksular (Clearwater Innovations B.V.). Citation Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) Fact-Finding Study Pre-PPS: Smart and Green Mobility in Istanbul, 2020 Authors Eda Beyazit Ince Kenan Aksular Mazdak Sadeghpour İpek Yargıç With special thanks to Rory Nuijens Head of Netherlands Innovation Network Turkey [email protected] Ceren ErtenSenior Commercial Officer [email protected] Ece Ömür Advisor for Innovation, Technology & Science [email protected] Kenneth Heijns Managing Director AMSInstitute www.ams-institute.org Dr. ir. Stephan van Dijk Director of Innovation AMS Institute Tom Kuipers Program Developer Smart Urban Mobility AMS Institute Unless stated otherwise, all photos of Istanbul are courtesy of © Haluk Gercek Layout Duygu Kalkanlı Cover photo: emiratiproductions.ae © Netherlands Enterprise Agency | October 2020 Table of Contents Foreword 01 Executive Summary 02 Introduction 03 The Way Forward: Green and Smart Mobility 05 Methodology 08 Mobility in Istanbul: Green and Smart? 09 An Evaluation of Existing Plans & Projects 10 Project Potentials Under EIT 26 A Summary of Challanges -
My Trip to Turkey
My Trip to Turkey World travel is an addiction. I know this because as a postal employee – with limited vacation time and an even shorter budget – I always find the means to pack up and go when the mood strikes me. Recently, I debated a co-worker over this very issue; he argued the act of traveling does not constitute a bona fide addiction. Oh, really? I countered. Last year I booked a trip to Peru on the very morning I was beginning a tour of China! How’s that for compulsive? And when I reached Peru, my fellow travelers suggested I go to Turkey and…well, you’re now reading the journal. The fact is, deep down, the true world traveler will go just about anywhere, and sometimes on a moment’s notice. This is clearly an addiction. So let me tell you about this ‘high’ called Turkey… After researching several online travel websites, I decided to visit Turkey in late March to avoid the large European seasonal crowds from mid-April on. The weather is also much cooler during this time of year, usually ranging from 40 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit. As for the actual trip costs, I selected a 13-day air inclusive comprehensive package with GATE 1 Travel, which included all of their optional excursions (including a hot air balloon ride in the Cappadocia region) for under $2,800. My maximum daily budget for international trips is $250, so this particular tour fit nicely. I initially booked the trip in mid September. At the time, the situation in Turkey was ‘relatively calm’. -
A Travel Guide to the Ancient City Istanbul City Guide
ISTANBUL GUIDE A TRAVEL GUIDE TO THE ANCIENT CITY ISTANBUL CITY GUIDE An Istanbul city break is everything you could possibly wish for if you are looking for a break in a fascinating ancient city with a modern twist. It’s a place packed full of indulgent cuisine, exceptional architecture, rich culture, friendly locals and great vibe. THINGS TO SEE IN Istanbul is in a unique position, straddling two continents of Asia ISTANBUL and Europe. It was on the European side of the mighty Bosphorus Straights where the Byzantium, an ancient Greek colony was founded in 657 BC. Reintroduced to the world in 330 AD as the new capital of the Holy Roman Empire by Emperor Constantine the Great, the city became known as Constantinople. Rapidly growing to become the wealthiest city in Europe, sitting at a hugely strategic point along the silk road trading routes between east and west. There are so many things to see and do here. It all depends on how long your Istanbul city break is going to be. Also, you should think of how you are going to tackle all the attractions and bunch them up into areas to save excessive journeys. Despite the sheer size, Istanbul is surprisingly easy to get around. We personally prefer to have a laid back visit, especially to big cities. Taking it easy is the only way to tame a city as huge as Istanbul. 2 We usually have a busy morning exploring the high ceiling and colonnades while bathing in the sights, then spend a couple of hours in the light of medieval chandeliers. -
Urban Mobility Report 2020
URBAN MOBILITY REPORT 2020 1 URBAN MOBILITY REPORT | 2020 Publisher on behalf of UCLG-MEWA Mehmet Duman UCLG-MEWA Secretary General Publisher on behalf of UITP Mohamed Mezghani Secretary General of UITP Publishing Coordinator Salim Korkmaz UCLG-MEWA General Coordinator URBAN MOBILITY REPORT 2020 TEAM Melis Türker UCLG-MEWA Project Officer Yasin Başar Manager - UITP Turkey Liaison Office MEWA TRANSPORT REPORT 2019 TEAM Ayman Smadi UITP MENA and CTE Director Abdul Aziz Malik UITP MENA CTE Steering Committee Chairman Farida Moawad UITP MENA CTE Researcher Dounia Gourram Head of UITP Maghreb Office Mohammad Montazeri Head of UITP Iran Regional Office Farida Natour Designer ISBN: 978-605-70150-2-0 December 2020 © UITP MENA Centre for Transport Excellence (UITP MENA CTE) © UITP Turkey © UCLG-MEWA Suggested citation: UCLG-MEWA - UITP, Urban Mobility Report 2020 Disclaimer Findings, interpretations and conclusions in this document are those of UCLG-MEWA and UITP based on information and data gathered by the team. UCLG-MEWA and UITP cannot be liable for the use of this information. UCLG-MEWA and UITP may periodically publish updates to the report to correct or incorporate newer data once it becomes available. The boundaries, and information shown on any map in this report does not imply any judgement on the part of UCLG-MEWA and UITP concerning the legal status of any territory or the endorsement or acceptance of such boundaries. December, 2020 2 URBAN MOBILITY REPORT 2020 3 URBAN MOBILITY REPORT | 2020 FOREWORD 4 FOREWORD United Cities and Local Governments, Middle East and West Asia Section (UCLG-MEWA), UITP Turkey, and UITP MENA Centre for Transport Excellence (CTE) drafted this report to unify regional efforts to build sustainable urban mobility systems in the Middle East and West Asia (MEWA) countries.