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Rural rules: 10 sustainable practices by villagers in Türkiye

As the West contends with 'first-world' problems such as an economic and housing crisis, depleting natural resources, climate change, illnesses,...

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The Ege Eye - bringing news to Kuşadası for 200 editions


Fethiye Times met up with The Ege Eye editor, Lucille Shone and owner/editor Karim Abdullah
Left to right: Karim, Kirsty, Lucy and Sheila
Lucy and Cathie
Local newspapers cater to their area and community, focussing on localised issues and events.
The Ege Eye has been doing just that since it was founded in 2006 and editor Lucy, is a familiar figure in Kuşadası, regularly out and about gathering information to keep The Ege Eye readers up to date.
The first edition was published on 8 July 2006
Many of you may never have come across The Ege Eye so, in celebration of 200 editions, Fethiye Times and Daily Sabah would like to introduce you.

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What will travel in 2021 look like? - Fethiye Times


Fethiye Times
Oh, how we miss travel!
Holidays abroad, short breaks, even just days out. Gone are the days where you can choose any destination, book a ticket, throw a few things into a suitcase, and go.
The coronavirus pandemic put a stop to that!
Whilst we aren’t able to look into the future to know when we’ll be able to travel to far off places again, it doesn’t mean we can’t travel at all. We just have to look at things differently.
Travel in 2021
According to an article in The Economist, three big changes will define travel in 2021. The first is frequency and length. Short breaks across borders will remain difficult. As they open, most countries will impose two-week quarantines on incoming and returning travellers, turning a three-day holiday into a 31-day ordeal. As a result, trips will be fewer and longer.

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