Pamukkale, Turkey
From afar, the snow-white travertine terraces of Pamukkale look like a developed quarry, but when you get closer to them, you begin to understand what exactly they attract tourists from…
From afar, the snow-white travertine terraces of Pamukkale look like a developed quarry, but when you get closer to them, you begin to understand what exactly they attract tourists from…
One of the most popular holiday destinations in Turkey is undoubtedly Antalya. This large city of Turkey on the Mediterranean Sea is popular for its beautiful Konyaalti beach, the beautiful…
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ECONOMY Business etiquette You should have a lot of patience and perseverance in negotiations. Opening hours Business hours: Sa-Thu 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.…
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Passport and Visa Nordic citizens must apply for an e-visa electronically at https://evisa.rop.gov.om/ (tourist visa, 30 days). Visa on arrival is no longer given on arrival. Check that your passport…
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Democracy and rights Abbreviated as OMN by Abbreviationfinder, Oman is an heir and the regent, who is titled the Sultan, has all real power. Popular protests and demands for political…
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Democracy and rights Some organs are elected, but royal appointments and strong clans determine who gets real power in Jordan which is abbreviated as JOR by Abbreviationfinder. At the same…
Democracy and rights Abbreviated as ISR by Abbreviationfinder, Israel prides itself on being “the only democracy of the Middle East” and it is high ceilinged to express all kinds of…
Democracy and rights Since the dictator Saddam Hussein was overthrown in 2003, abbreviated as IRQ by Abbreviationfinder, Iraq has undergone major changes. Among the most visible is that now, when…
Democracy and rights Human rights violations are common in Iran, and hundreds of people are executed each year. The country has a functioning electoral system, but the prisons also house…
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