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More entry bans to Turkey: What countries have joined the list? UPDATED More entry bans imposed by the Ministry of the Interior of Turkey. The latest bans will become into affect on March 17th 2020 08:oo AM in order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus in Turkey.  The past five days had therefore seen more entry bans than the previous years. What are the countries in the newly imposed ban? These countries are UK, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Switzerland, Ireland, Germany, Spain, France, Austria, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Belgium and the Netherlands. Nationals of these countries are free to leave Turkey. However, Turkish nationals are currently advised against travelling to any of these European countries. Sadly, Italy is on top of the list as previously announced. Any other nationals will be refused entry if they traveled to China, South Korea, Italy, Iran, Iraq, Germany, Spain, France, Austria, Norway, Click here for details >>

As holiday stress COVID situation has caused is getting you down, we are most excited about airports and hotels that we think may actually open this month

To Wear or Not to Wear a Face Mask that is the question Face masks were made mandatory in Marmaris and all of Turkey on April 03 2020. The fines for not wearing a mask varied from 250 TL up to 1000 TL. Everyone without an exception had to wear a mask in any crowded places, markets, village markets, public transport, as well as private transport. Up until today June 06th 2020 the city of Marmaris required citizens to wear masks in public places, including seaside promenade and the beach. To ease the restrictions the beach and sea access was allowed as of June 01st. The Authorities of Marmaris have taken it further to allow visiting the seaside and the beach without face masks. Previously Marmaris lockdown was lifted for retailers, restaurateurs, hairdressers, and kindergartens. Marmaris Beach Rules are changing daily, subject to local officials and may be moderated to Click here for details >>

What’s legal on Marmaris beach with lockdowns easing around the world Turkey is going ahead to ease its COVID rules and restrictions.

Breaking the Lockdown Beach Ban in Marmaris. As of the 11th of May Turkey has begun its exodus from coronavirus by lessening strict lockdown rules

Part 2 / Should I cancel my holiday to Marmaris because of coronavirus ? The weekend is here and we continue to collect more facts and photos to help you measure all pros and cons of a holiday to Marmaris. Good to see there is no panic going on around Marmaris, instead the local people are enjoying warmer weather these days. The waterfront is busy and all cafes, bars and restaurants are open. The shopping is nothing different from the usual weekend shopping, families are out to buy the weekly supplies. Noone is attacking the shops or buying in bulk unless it is a local business like a small market or a local restaurant. Yes, there is one major change which is going to be hard to get over: no more hugs or kisses, people are avoiding any physical contact with each other, which was and still is part of Click here for details >>

Should I cancel my holiday to Marmaris because of coronavirus? Should I cancel my holiday to Marmaris because of coronavirus? – a question that is haunting you for a few weeks now. Did we guess right? You could be thinking or have already begun to discuss this matter. We understand your concerns and have started to freely share information about our resort for the sake of your holiday. Earlier this week we have shared the information about the precautionary measure introduced by the Turkish authorities including some restrictions on entry for travellers with recent travel history in certain countries due to coronavirus outbreaks in those countries. The current situation in Marmaris is normal, supermarkets have plenty of supplies, food and drink as before. Everywhere is busy with renovations and all the usual preparation for the season. As measures of precaution Marmaris municipality postponed exhibitions, performances and public events. Bars, restaurants, Click here for details >>

Coronavirus (COVID-19): Republic of Turkey government response Coronavirus (COVID-19): Republic of Turkey government response, The government has published increased precautions against coronavirus in Turkish Republic and have temporarily forbidden entry to Turkey for Chinese, South Korean, Italian, Iran and Iraq nationals. Any other nationals will be refused entry if they traveled to any of these 5 countries within 14 days before the date of entry to Turkey. These travel restrictions are valid until further official notice. Dünya’da yaşanmakta olan CORONA Virüsü nedeniyle; Ülkemize aşağıdaki milliyetlerin vatandaşlarının girişi ikinci bir bilgilendirmeye kadar YASAKLANMIŞTIR. Rodos’tan Marmaris’e ve Kos’tan Bodrum’a bilet satışlarınızı bu milliyetler için durdurmanızı ve satış kanallarınızda/web sitenizde bununla ilgili gerekli bilgilendirilmelerin önemle yapılmasını rica ederiz. • Çin • Güney Kore • İtalya • İran • Irak Diğer ülke vatandaşlarının da 14 gün süreyle bu 5 ülkeye giriş / çıkış yapmamış olması gerekmektedir. Коронавирус COVID-19: Меры предотвращения, принятые правительством Республики Турции Click here for details >>