If you are planning on taking a holiday in Turkey, you’ll have plenty of options to choose from. Whether you are interested in golf, archaeology and history, water sports or just relaxing. Turkey is the ideal vacation destination. Everyone will enjoy Turkey with its beautiful sights and tourist-friendly atmosphere. Turkey has plenty of attractions with its golden beaches and clear blue waters offering many plenty for holidaymakers whether they simply want to get involved with the many watersports offered by the resorts.Altinkum is one such small resort town on the shores of the Aegean Sea; it is only 90 minutes transfer from Bodrum Airport. The town has got its name after the golden sand on its beaches. Altinkum means golden sands. The magnificent beaches of golden sand gently shelving into the shimmering turquoise blue water of the Aegean Sea is an enchanting sight. Altinkum is a busy holiday resort behind large bay of soft golden sand with of sunbeds and water sports, backed by the gentle hills. The beach has particularly shallow waters making Altinkum especially suitable for family holidays but also great for couples too. The beach offers sunbeds and a range of water sports.

Its variety is one of stanbuls greatest attractions: The ancient mosques, palaces, museums and bazaars reflect its diverse history. The thriving shopping area of Taksim buzzes with life and entertainment. And the serene beauty of the stanbul strait, Princes Islands and parks bring a touch of peace to the otherwise chaotic metropolis.Especially the area of Belek, 30km east of Antalya, where, there is a potential for golf tourism with the unique bonus of the cultural, historical and natural sightseeing of the region. Top-class courses are also being planned for Istanbul, Ankara and Mugla.Winter Sports – The high altitude mountains of Turkey have made the country an important centre for winter tourism, and skiing is becoming increasingly popular.Bodrum, has the all facilities to meet the expectations of tourists from all income levels, ranging from the rich yacht owners to the penny counting tourists who just want a reasonable room to make his vacation last all summer.

Many of Turkeys historical places developed because of their springs, like the ancient city of Hieropolis which was built upon the rich mineral springs of Pamukkale, and the ancient Lydian city of Kaunos, whose people took baths in the rich mineral mud of Lake Koycegiz.Apart from swimming and basking on the beach, there is plenty of sight seeing you can do. There are many interesting ancient sites you can visit near Altinkum. A short ten minutes journey from the resort center is the Temple of Apollo where you will see the famous head of Medusa adorned with snakes; and you will be astonished with the size of the columns here.

Underwater Diving – Within the seas of Turkey, divers can discover a fascinating submerged world, from underwater caverns to sunken ships and even the remains of ancient cities. The only areas prohibited from diving are military zones, those conducting scientific research and areas under protection.
Hunting – Geographic structure of Turkey, is appropriate for development of hunt tourism in connection with its plant cover and wild life. Hunting grounds, which will be opened to hunting tourism with considering the hunting animals potential of our country, are determined and announced by Ministry of Environment and Forests.

Turkey is the magical country to explore. Beautiful resorts, golden beaches, ancient history, and hunting tourism  all await you.

France has some of the most exciting and most popular ski resorts to be found in Europe, and if you are planning a skiing trip this winter you are probably considering France as an option. After a short flight or scenic drive, you and your children can breathe fresh mountain air, learn to ski and enjoy dinner together at the end of fun-filled days on the slopes. There is a great choice of family friendly resorts in France, where facilities for young beginners and mixed ability skiing are generally of a very high standard and the welcome is warm. The wide open slopes are waiting for your family to explore and enjoy. Considering these tips to get the best holidays for your family.

Check that your resort has the range of facilities you need. Many have a good mix of pistes for beginners and experienced skiers and some offer cross country and Nordic skiing. You may also want a school with English-speaking ski instructors and special courses for children. Bubble lifts – enclosed pods with windows – are modern alternatives to chair lifts, where a whole family can travel together, so children might prefer them. Off-piste, the bigger resorts have entertainment such as concerts, ice skating and firework displays. Eating out is great quality and value everywhere in France; some resorts specialise in hearty regional cuisine while others boast Michelin-starred restaurants.

What can you expect from accommodation? French holiday specialist French Connections lists everything from luxurious new apartments in a private gated complex in glamorous Chamonix to cosy, traditional chalets in authentic Alpine villages. Chamagny en Vanoise, at the gateway to the picturesque Vanoise National Park, is one example. Most properties are easily accessible to the slopes and have bright, spacious interiors with mod cons and dramatic views of towering mountain peaks. Both the above destinations are in the popular French Alps, home of Mont Blanc and Aiguille du Midi.

Other family-friendly resorts in this region are Les Carroz, Morillon, St Gervais and Les Menuires. Transport links are good here, making it possible to visit Geneva and Montreux. In the south-west of France are the Pyrenees, with some good value family skiing resorts off the beaten track and a local airport at Pau. The largest ski resort in this area is Les Angles, a family destination particularly suitable for intermediate skiers. In North-East France, easily accessible from the channel ports, are the Vosges Mountains. St-Maurice Sur Moselle is a small mountain village and family ski resort located in the Hautes Vosges, set amidst gentle, forest clad slopes and mountain lakes. This is a relatively small resort, but with a good choice of pistes especially suitable for beginners.

France is home to some of the best and most challenging ski areas on the planet. Some ski resorts in France are geared toward families and are quieter and offer more activities for the entire family to enjoy. Many resorts, however, are geared toward a more adult lifestyle and offer a full selection of nightlife options. At some resorts you can even dance the night away until the sun comes up. With such great choice, it’s easy to ensure that your family ski holiday in France is full of exhilarating action, good food, breathtaking landscapes and the chance to make new friends.