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With such a vast array of activities and many beautiful areas, it’s easy to see how Turkey has become one of the hottest budget destinations for travellers. It certainly helps that Turkey is host to a great range of accommodation offers with hotels starting from as little as £5 per person per night. Hotels in Turkey offer all inclusive deals, for those who want a stress free holiday experience and great value for their money at the same time.

A great example of Turkey hotels at their finest is the luxurious Conorde De Luxe Resort Hotel. Located right on the beach in Turkey’s capital of Antalya this luxurious resort boasts an impressive range of accommodation and facilities meaning that holidaymakers need never leave the hotel. Named Leading Hotel in Turkey at the Hotels4u.com and Medhotels.com awards last year, you can’t go wrong with an award winning choice.

The Concorde staff will do everything they can to ensure you have a great stay, but to further lessen your worries, book the all inclusive option. The cost includes the chance to take full advantage of the hotel’s extensive dining facilities and the Turkish, Italian, English, Seafood and BBQ restaurants are just some examples of the choices on site. Locally produced drinks and a selection of imported beverages are available for holidaymakers, who can enjoy unlimited access to the 12 bars available, including a tea house and vitamin bar.

A Fitness Centre, Turkish Bath, Sauna, indoor swimming pool, Aquapark, mini golf course, non-motorized water sports gym, racket sports, and air gun shooting, are some of the hotel’s wide range of exciting activities. All of these are complemented by a luxurious Spa with over 30 treatments and kids can enjoy taking part in the mini club specifically designed for 4 – 12 year olds, with numerous activities and games on offer with qualified staff. Concorde De Luxe is a perfect example of the value offered at Turkey hotels right across the country and holidaymakers are sure to enjoy their stay.

Turkey – the land of mystery and promise – offers a diverse blend of attractions, from its inspiring landscapes to its ancient history and culture. Happily, for the time being this all comes at an affordable price as well. Having been hailed as a ‘best buy’ holiday location throughout 2009 Turkey has been proving itself to be a shrewd option for travellers and this is partly related to its currency. The country still has a number of years before it can join the EU and start thinking about swapping its Lira for the Euro. Until then, UK visitors can look forward to a good return on their money, while the deals on Turkey hotels mean accommodation can be be found for under £5 per person per night, stretching holiday budgets even further.

Following the strengthening of the Euro against the Pound over the last year or so many travellers have been considering looking elsewhere for a good value holiday. Turkey has become a serious contender as an alternative to traditional European destinations, with its favourable exchange rates of around 2.4 Turkish Lira to the Pound. The country benefits from all the advantage of its European neighbours, such as weather, activities and culture, but at a better price when you’re there.

Popular places to spend your new found wealth include the town of Bodrum on the west coast, which offers a heady mix of old fashioned charm and modern sophistication. For a great investment of both time and money, a trip to the Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology is well worth a visit. Further south around the capital of Antalya visitors can see some of the ocean’s treasures in their natural habitat when they enjoy the area’s excellent scuba diving. The region also benefits from a good supply of high quality cheap Turkey hotels, with all inclusive resorts available for incredible prices. For a diverse range of Turkey’s delights all in one place, meanwhile, the Dalaman region is a good choice. Again, there are plenty of reasonably priced Turkey hotels on offer, suitable for families, couples or groups of friends.

There’s no doubt, of course, that some of the most rewarding things to do in Turkey are free. Whether you choose to walk around its towns, hike through its mountains or relax on its beaches, you will have a great experience – and at a great price.

For a sunny holiday set in a divine location with an endless amount of things to do, look no farther than all inclusive holidays to Turkey. Whether you choose to stay in the Aegean quarter where ancient ruins perch on seaside cliffs, the Antalya region, which contains a number of thriving seaside resorts, or Turkey’s Mediterranean shore, known as the Turquoise coast for the colour of the waters; Turkey holidays will fulfil all of your travel expectations.

When booking cheap holidays to Turkey, it’s important to research all options so that you can find the best area and accommodation to suit your needs. All inclusive hotels offer a great option as they include your accommodation as well as meals, drinks and other amenities. Plenty of hotels and resorts all over Turkey offer great deals on all inclusive stays. Here is an overview of the three most popular holiday regions with specific information on the attractions found in each area:

The Aegean Quarter
This coastal region boasts a number of seaside resort towns, including the very popular Bodrum, which has a lively nightlife, as well as Foca, which is noted for its extensive array of water sports available. Many of the region’s resort towns serve as a good base from which to explore ancient ruins throughout the region, such as those at Ephesus, one of the best preserved historic cities in the Mediterranean, and Troy, where you can visit the excavated ancient walls of the famous city. Both romantic and historic, the marble ruins of the Greek Temple Zeus, in Euromos, is definitely worth a visit. Those with an interest in WWI history will be keen to visit the Gallipoli battlefield which contains numerous memorials to the over 100,000 people who died.

The Antalya Region
Also known as the ‘Turkish Riviera’ this region boasts booming resorts, a gorgeous coastline and scenic mountain views. The city of Antalya is home to a number of all inclusive resorts and hotels located on its sandy shores. You’ll also find the area’s largest airport conveniently located nearby, making transfers stress-free. Antalya’s old Roman harbour houses a number of ancient buildings from Ottoman and Roman times—many have been restored and are currently being operated as restaurants and boutiques.

The Mediterranean Coast
The Turkish Mediterranean coast is one of the most popular vacation areas for Turkey holidays, primarily due to its scenic aqua waters and its 1600 km (994 miles) of coastline. Those wanting a quieter holiday should check out one of the many sleepy seaside villages, while the resort areas are brilliant for a lively getaway. Olu Deniz, widely acknowledged as one of Turkey’s most beautiful beaches, is in this region, as is Patara, the birthplace of St. Nicholas (Santa Claus) and a charming beach resort.

The current financial climate seems to have affected everyone and pushed the thoughts of escaping on holiday far, far away. Hotels and resorts know that people are more concerned about their finances and have adjusted their prices to follow suit – making a getaway a surprisingly affordable option.

All inclusive hotels and resorts are a great way to keep your budget in check whilst away.The essentials are fully catered for, while numerous on site facilities mean that if you decide you want a change from lounging by the pool or need something to keep the kids happy, you don’t need to go far to find alternative entertainment. All this means that the ‘hassle-free’ element of your holiday is fully covered, but what about the ‘cheap’ part?

While all inclusive used to mean very expensive, there are some excellent offers on at the moment, making a stress-free getaway a possibility despite a very low budget:

Greece

The isles of Greece are a popular destination for those looking for sunshine and relaxation – and right now they are surprisingly affordable too. Greece hotels are very affordable. All inclusive prices on the island of Kos, for example, are as low as £25 per person per night this May. May is a great time to travel to Greece, as there is guaranteed sunshine, but the sweltering summer heat waves will not have set in.

Turkey

Just outside the Euro-zone, you’ll find Turkey is an excellent and very affordable option. The cost of eating out is climbing, however, so an all inclusive holiday is a sensible choice price-wise. All inclusive hotels in Turkey near the beautiful region of Dalaman, cost as little as £10 per person per night this May.

Majorca

Majorca in the Balearic Islands offers up a great mix of Spanish island culture alongside traditional British tourism trade. Great deals can be found on Majorca hotels at the moment. A three star all inclusive experience can be found for a very budget-friendly £10 per person per night this May.

Turkey has rocketed up the holiday charts as a serious and versatile contender. In the same breath you will hear holidaymakers talking about how impressed they are with the country’s luxury resorts and the affordability of its cheap hotels, which can be found for under £5 per night in some places. Meanwhile, with Turkey’s all inclusive resorts offering some incredible deals at the moment, travellers can enjoy luxury at a great price in the best of both worlds.

A good example of one of the high quality hotels in Turkey offering five star luxury at a great price in the Concorde De Luxe Resort Hotel. This beachfront hotel is located in the capital of Antalya and its impressive range of accommodation and facilities is enough to mean guests never need to leave the resort. As an award winning option for travellers, this hotel was voted the ‘leading hotel in Turkey’ by Hotels4u.com and Medhotels.com at their recent awards ceremony.

The all inclusive option offered by the Concorde De Luxe Hotel offers the best value for money. For around £350 two people can enjoy a standard room with land view for seven nights. Guests can take full advantage of the hotel’s dining facilities as part of the cost. The Turkish, Italian, English, Seafood and BBQ restaurants are just some examples of the choices onsite. Meanwhile, holidaymakers can enjoy unlimited locally produced drinks and a selection of imported beverages at one of the 12 bars available, including a tea house and vitamin bar.

The range of activities at the hotel for all ages is second to none. Just a few of the sporting and relaxation facilities include a Fitness Centre, Turkish Bath, Sauna, indoor swimming pool, Aquapark, mini golf course, non-motorized water sports gym, racket sports, and air gun shooting. All of these are complemented by a luxurious Spa with over 30 treatments. Meanwhile, kids can enjoy taking part in the mini club specifically designed for 4 – 12 year olds, with numerous activities and games on offer with qualified staff.

There is plenty more on offer besides. The Concorde De Luxe is a perfect example of the quality and value offered by many Turkey hotels.