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Of all the rug-weaving countries in the world, Turkey may be the most fun for travelers looking to buy. Rugs and carpets have been made there for centuries, so travelers find rugs of all ages in the Turkish bazaars and a huge assortment from thousands of villages.But there is a more sinister side to the story...

Turkey has been named in Thomas Cook's Top Five Value Destinations in 2008. Taking into account the cost of flights, accommodation and cost of living, the travel firm placed Turkey in a list of countries which will see tourists get the most out of their money, reports the Daily Mirror.Explaining Turkey's inclusion, the newspaper said: "Reasona

A deluxe 65-bedroom hotel in Turkey has been crowned Europe's best hotel.The Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at Sultanahmet topped a poll of readers of America's coveted Travel and Leisure magazine. Lying in the heart of historical Istanbul, this luxurious hotel has been created from a century-old neoclassic Turkish prison.The hotel is located

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‎A passport is a travel document issued by a national government that identifies the bearer as a national of the issuing state and requests that the bearer be permitted to enter and pass through other countries.Passports are connected with the right of some protection abroad by the government of the country of which one is a national, and with the right to enter the country of which one is a national. However, the right of protection does not arise from a passport, nor does the right to enter. Each right arises from nationality. A passport proves the nationality of the bearer, and, consequently, their right of protection and right to enter.Passports usually contain the holder's photograph, signature, date of birth, nationality, and sometimes other means of individual identification. Many countries are in the process of developing biometric properties for their passports in order to further confirm that the person presenting the passport is the legitimate holder.Passports are usually required for international travel, though this is not always the case; they serve only as an internationally-recognised means of identification of the traveller. This requirement may be waived (the terminology may vary in different countries) in individual cases or for classes of travellers. For example, citizens of some member states of the European Union do not need a passport to travel within each other under Schengen Agreement, and, until recently, citizens of the United States could enter Mexico, Canada, or many Caribbean Nations using a driving licence as identification and a birth certificate or naturalization certificate as proof of citizenship.