Best Advice on Travel to Turkey: TurkeyTravelPlanner

January 23, 2007 by Anil P.
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Created and run by Tom Brosnahan. I had the opportunity to meet him last year – he wrote the first travel guide on Turkey after his first trip there in the 60s as a member of the Peace Corps.

He has since written many good books about Turkish traveling, life, and culture – but it?s his website that really caught my eye. It gives any information you could want about Turkey from an American point of view – the questions he asks are the ones most people think of first:

turkeytravelplanner.com?

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4 Responses to “Best Advice on Travel to Turkey: TurkeyTravelPlanner”

aop1980 says:
January 23, 2007 at 14:08
if you guys know of any really good sites for other countries/places, please lemme know! tenks
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