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Sep 22, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Cinzia Rizzi

    Corporate patronage of the arts is reshaping İstanbul's global image (opens the original)

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    Türkiye's biggest business groups are shaping İstanbul's cultural identity, and its international pull. The Sabancı Museum's Yoko Ono exhibition, developed with Spain's MUSAC and Akbank, is drawing global art attention, while Eczacıbaşı-backed İstanbul Modern reopened in 2023 in a Renzo Piano building. The Koç family's industrial museum, meanwhile, has won European recognition since 1996. Nearly 64 million visitors came to Türkiye in 2025, generating $65 billion in tourism revenue, with culture

  2. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Cinzia Rizzi

    Troy's ruins, Bozcaada's vines: Çanakkale's long history (opens the original)

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    Çanakkale's story begins at Troy, where ten cities were built one atop another over 4,000 years. "It lies right between Asia and Europe... a point where Eastern and Western cultures intersect," says archaeologist Enes Can. Nearby, the Troy Museum charts that layered past, visitors move "from the Early Bronze Age to the present day," says director Sinem Düzgören. A short ferry ride away, the island of Bozcaada carries its own ancient thread: winemaking, traced back to vessels found in 2000 BC nec

  3. Article · Jul 28, 2026 · Cinzia Rizzi

    Marmaris: sailing gulets, ancient ruins and Türkiye's pine honey capital (opens the original)

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    The journey begins at sea, aboard a traditional gullet, a wooden boat still built by hand along this coast, much as it has been for generations. Sailing the famous Blue Voyage, travellers pass the ancient hilltop ruins of Amos before dropping anchor in Kumlubük Bay, where the water is calm and clear enough for snorkelling straight off the boat. But Marmaris's identity doesn't end at the shoreline. Inland, Marmaris National Park's 30,000 hectares of Mediterranean pine forest lead to Nimara Cave,

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