
Turkey
is a country full of treasures to discover: Istanbul, Antalya, Cappadocia,
Ankara ... Cities, ruins, beaches and natural wonders that have attracted
thousands of tourists every year.
However,
the altercations that the country is living, and especially Istanbul, have made
many travelers had in mind Turkey are looking to travel to other destinations. And
it is that when you are traveling on vacation, the last thing you want is to be
immersed in a situation of distress and danger. Rejection
of tourists traveling to the country is one of the consequences of recent
political demonstrations. But is it really so dangerous? Should
we give up our trip for the sake of our security?
According
to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Turkey, travel to the country is
"completely safe". They
claim that the protests that have taken place in recent days in Istanbul's
Taksim Square have already been quelled and protesters evicted, and that the
city is safe for tourists.
Moreover,
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Spanish tourists wishing to
travel to Turkey to "take precautions and avoid the most troubled
areas" is recommended. They
warn that the protests have spread to other cities like Ankara, Izmir and
Antalya. Therefore,
it is necessary to be careful when traveling (both within a city as one city to
another) and try to avoid any demonstrations or public disorder.
Anyway,
it seems that the Turkish tourism and is suffering from these demonstrations
and protests. In
fact talking about 30% of cancellations in about Istanbul.
In any case,
the decision is personal. If you decide
to go ahead with your plans, be careful. But
if the fear to see you immersed in a dangerous situation is not going to leave
to enjoy the journey and not be a bad idea to postpone it for another day.