Bonuses:

Tour Consultaion with Tom Brosnahan:
We want you to get the most out of your trip to Turkey, so when we receive payment from you for any of our tours to Turkey, we'd like to send you--with our compliments--your own copy of the comprehensive Lonely Planet guidebook to Turkey by Tom Brosnahan, the best-selling guide to that country.

You'll enjoy your trip even more if you can interact with the Turkish people at least a little bit. For that you'll need to know a few words and phrases of their language, so when we receive your tour payment we'll send you a copy of the Lonely Planet Turkish Phrasebook by Tom Brosnahan.

Best of all, we'd like to offer you the chance to speak with Mr. Brosnahan personally (or by email, of you prefer) and to ask him any questions you may have about your tour, or about travel in Turkey.

Mr. Brosnahan lived in Turkey for several years, speaks fluent Turkish, and has traveled there almost annually for the past 33 years. He is truly one of the world's most knowledgeable experts about travel in Turkey.

As a valued participant on any of our tours to Turkey, please be our guest for a complimentary pre-trip consultation of up to 20 minutes with Tom Brosnahan. Ask him about your special interests or concerns, or have him help you plan for your trip.

(You may extend your consultation beyond 20 minutes if you like by paying $1.25 for each additional minutes; but we offer our tour clients the first 20 minutes at no extra charge, with our compliments.)

. Please ask us for details when you make your tour reservations.

We thank you for your interest, and we look forward to providing you with the highest quality, best value travel experience on your first tour, and on many tours thereafter. You'll see the difference when you Travel in Style with us in Turkey!

 

 

Travel Agents:
For our friends and colleagues in the travel industry : For potential groups we 'll be glad to work with you on detailed presentation ,a seminar or a cruise night.

For an in-depth in-house training at your location on how best to promote our destinations , we are proud to work with and recommend as well Mr. Bruce Tepper, Vice President of Joselyn Tepper & Associates.
He holds a CTC and a CITE (Certified Incentive Travel Executive). He and his company provide training, consultation, research and facilitation services to travel agencies and travel and tourism industry professionals

 

 

 

Your Evil Eye Charms www.NazarBonjuk.com

For our guests we'll mail you an Evil Eye good-luck charms. May they keep the evil eye and
all bad things far from you!

The Evil Eye charm has “magical powers” J Wear it when you travel for fun and luck.

Wear it where everyone can see it—on your collar, lapel, shirt pocket or hat. In the many countries that enjoy Evil Eye charms, people will notice it. They’ll be surprised and delighted to see you, a foreign visitor, wearing one. It tells them that you’re a friend who is interested in their culture, crafts and traditions, and you’ll get a warm reception.

The Evil Eye charm was born of the age-old superstition that one person can cast a spell on another. To prevent this, artisans created a blue glass “eye” that “looks” straight back at the spell-caster as if to say “I see what you’re doing. It won’t work!”

It has no religious significance, and few people really believe in the evil eye superstition anymore. But it’s such an enjoyable tradition, and a beautiful little piece of craft-art, that Evil eye charms are
spreading throughout the world—especially on babies.

In Turkey, where your Evil Eye charms were made by hand, no self-respecting parents, no matter how worldly or sophisticated, would allow their precious bundle of joy to spend an unguarded moment without an Evil Eye charm (Nazar Bonjuk in Turkish) pinned to its snuggly,
sunsuit or diaper. Look at any baby and you’ll see a Nazar Bonjuk.

The Evil Eye charm is not just for children. You’ll see them hanging in cars, taxis, buses and trucks to ward off accidents. You’ll see them in shops and other businesses to bring good luck. Even formal occasions demand Evil Eye charms. I’ve heard that at a posh formal dinner hosted
by a Turkish-American association in a luxurious Manhattan hotel, the elegant ladies were all in long gowns, the men in sharp tuxedos. Sure enough, one graceful lady circulated through the well-dressed crowd during the cocktail hour pinning Nazar Bonjuks on frilly straps and
satin lapels. Everyone must be well protected!

 

May they keep you safe and happy as you Travel i!
Best wishes,

 

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