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Next Destination? Turkey


First let me start by saying that this is not just another promotional post for a travel agency. If it wasn’t for this agency's exclusive and unparalleled services that are beyond your typical agency, I wouldn’t have featured them here. It is my pleasure to introduce you to Acasia Travels. And here’s what’s special about them and why I can’t wait to visit Turkey next time I travel:

  • Acasia Travels‏ offer complimentary CIP greeting which means that you will be greeted at the gate and be fast-tracked through special customs and passport control. That way, you'll feel like a VIP from arrival to departure.
  • They’ll let you stay at Ajia Hotel, a historic mansion on the Bosphorus converted into a boutique hotel (1st photo). The rooms have a full view of the Bosphorus and are stocked with Acqua di Parma toiletries. With its free private boat service, Istinye Park, Istanbul's most glamorous shopping mall/think Grand Bazaar meets Rodeo Drive, is only a 5 minute boat ride away.
     
  • At Istinye Park, Beymen* (Turkey’s version of Barney’s or Villa Moda) can organize a private fashion show of the season's collection just for YOU.
     
  • Acasia Travels‏ can also organize private sales of the below Turkish designers in the convenience of YOUR rooms. Designers such as Cashmere in Love, Oye swimwear, Misela bags, and Kismet jewellery.
     
  • Enjoy personal shopping services. In fact, their personal shopper was featured in Vogue Turkey for her quirky cool style.
     
  • Get 24/7 concierge service which ranges from booking a restaurant to organizing a meeting with the most sought after wedding planners.
Need another reason to visit Turkey? I have 10 words for you: Harvey Nichols and Hussein Chalayan's exhibition at Istanbul Modern Art Museum. For more info, visit Acasia Travels‏ site by clicking here.


*Upon request and availability.

Comments

swera said…
make sure to visit Akmerkiz mall, it's very huge and has many stores :) i love this country! tro7een o terje3een besalama nshallah!
Mohammad said…
the photos are amazing (first and last) ... i like that modenr cultural blend
Tro7een witrdeen bil salama :)
Enjoy ur time!

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