Is Turkey Safe? My Parents Bad Experience In Istanbul | Full Time Travel Vlog 15
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This Turkey travel vlog we are asking the question, is turkey safe? Many people ask us if Turkey is a safe country and although we have never had an issue here Alex's parents did have a bad experience last time they came. We wanted to change their perception and show that Turkey is a safe country to travel and that it was just an isolated incident 32 years ago. This vlog in Istanbul we took the local ferry from the Asian side to the European side. We visited the basilica cistern under the Hagia Sophia before going to the Grand Bazaar. After we went for a delicious turkish street food the fish sandwich (balik ekmek) from Emin Usta before going to Galata, a hip area with the iconic Galata Tower. Finally, we went for a few drinks on top of a rooftop bar massive mixed kebab from Dürümzade.
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I’m American but have been married to a Turk for 30 years and have gone to Istanbul a million times and everybody asks me is it safe??? Every time!!! When we retire I’m moving there I love it there.....
That's so cool! Such a beautiful city to retire to! 💛
Erica Pink thank you
Erica thank you very thank you for good think 🤗
İstanbul safer than back of the newyork streets😄
If you compare the world's big cities according to crime/population, Istanbul is the safest city
I visited Turkey in 2007. Must say, it’s the one country I felt most safe. My best memory is getting up early each morning and taking a walk watching the various towns and cities waking up. The food is fantastic, the people are welcoming, the history is beyond amazing. I must go back. Looking forward to watching your extended stay and explorations.
stell bass what was changed since 2007 ? why all people talk about shit my country? you are coming to our land and we are so welcoming to people which is come from out. what’s your problem? I think like you people just have a problem with our religion.! I have a lot of friends from Europe and they are so nice people. they has really good and nice thought about turkiye, my country is SAFE for everyone.!!!! if you don’t feel your self safe in turkey then don’t come!!!!
Your a boss!
@Mhfnfogejng gkggfgb Nothing is Stolen.,and definitely not from any Armenian 👍
Stop talking trash about a place that you never been to. I guarantee you have only seen Turkey thrue Tiktok 😁
@Mhfnfogejng gkggfgb well you can say that with knowing that America is helping to PKK with giving guns and attack people Turkey is the safest places to live and travel go learn something and talk our history is based on full of helpful thing let me tell a history in Canakkale in a war one Stranger got shot in the middle of the warland and a Turkish Soldier taked him and run back to the medical tent and heal him they give him soup even though they have so low on food and let him go.
@Mhfnfogejng gkggfgb you are one sick of an armenian
I came last year from turkey spending 5 beautiful years its absolutely safe safer and beautiful than any place
I have been to Istanbul last month. It was super safe. The people are so nice.
Ikr
@@hasiifaahlam6053 i was there recently, i came back 2 weeks ago. only thing thats annoying is the waiters and people serving food harassing you to stop by and eat. thats turkey for you, my country
Maybe because you are Turkish
@@senferdi8166 No I am German
@@senferdi8166 no they do it to everyone, but if your tourist they would automatically do it
Turkey is one if the most beautiful and rich in history countries on Earth! A must visit place! The food is the best too!
Rich in history does not imply respectful of women...
@@235degrees how does turkey disrespect women? I think u might be confusing Turkey with dime Arabic nations because turkey is completely with women's rights and equality. They even had a female prime minister so wtf r u talking about? Lol Turkish is not Arabic btw it's a completely different race. I had to add that because alot if people get that wrong along with some other things like yourself as far as women and Turkey
@@235degrees We are not arab idiot. Our women are among the most important things in life for us in Turkey, women are free since 1930 so women are respected in Turkey. With the information you see on TV, such conclusions cannot be reached. Come see and talk later.
@@235degrees what are you talking about ignorat?
before countries in the world,women were granted political and social rights. you know nothing about the first women in the world.
First female war pilot:Sabiha Gökçen(1937)
First Turkish opera singer in Europe(Semiha Berksoy)
First female war correspondent(in the world) and first Turkish female photographer: Semiha Es
First female stage actress: Afife Jale (1919)
First female lawyer: Süreyya Ağaoğlu (1925)
The first woman veterinarian: Sabire Aydemir (1937)
First female police chief: Feriha Sanerk (1953)
The first woman minister: Türkân Akyol (1971)
First female prime minister: Tansu Çiller (1993)
First female ambassador: Filiz Dinçmen (1982)
First female sculptor: Sabiha Bengütaş
First female radio announcer: Emel Gazimihal(1937).
..........
Before you say anything, search and read. then come and see
@@zeynepakyol3806 Hep atatürk sayesinde oldu bu kadın hakları atatürk olmasa anneme falan hayat zor olurdu ❤❤ATATÜRK❤❤
Turkey is defo more safer than London. I lived in Istanbul and other parts of Turkey for 14 years and loved it.
Ozil and Saed Kolasinac were attacked in London,Not in Istanbul 😂😂😂
Reyhan Hasan right now istanbul is very dangerous, there are syrian “refugee” gangs that occupy streets. We turks are scared to go to istanbul because of the arab invadors
@@legaciestr bullshit I seen some Syrian but felt safe.
As i a Turkish man, i felt very sad what happened 30 years ago. It is completely unacceptable and not match with our Culture and Religion. Unfortunately as similar to all nations, we have good ones and bad ones... we are working to reduce ration of these bad ones....Visitors, guests always welcome to our country... stay safe... live safe...
Thanks but we are very aware of that. Bad experiences happen everywhere. We just wanted to show my parents that it was just an isolated experience and how fantastic this country is. We really love it here and wanted them to change their mind about it and it was easy to do :)
Mehmet Yuksel - I have travelled around Turkey for 31 years and always had a warm and friendly welcome .I have never had a problem .
@@TravelBeans i am Turkish and live in the USA for 20 years. I watch your guys videos and I get really excited. FINALLY my wife ( she is an american) I decided to live in Turkey. Your videos encouraged us even more. Thank you,
Ignore her she is attention seeker
@@mawazoselemani614 “Attention seeker” - BS! Being sexually assaulted will definitely turn you off to a place!
Turkey is very safe, people are really sweet and humble what happened to your mom 30 years back is really shocking
Really awesome that you brought your parents to show them how incredible Turkey is. Loved that intro from your parents..LOL!!!
Turkey is my favourite destination. Never had any bad experiences. Very friendly people. They cant do enough for you . 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
I went to Turkey, Istanbul, with my wife and two young children, I was welcomed by the people. I had no issues, no one gave us a hard time. Food is amazing along with the history, we had a wonderful time. The Turkish people were wonderful.
I'm a British cambly tutor in Turkey too! I stayed in Istanbul for two months and it was so fun but I live in Izmir now. Turkey is a great country to be a digital nomad in, especially because we have our students making great recommendations to us.
I was travelling in Istanbul last week by myself and I had a few problems with people staring at me and talking to me but honestly I have been harassed far less than when I was in the Netherlands, Germany or France. I love living in this country. Enjoy your time in Istanbul.
Im in izmir toooo ❤❤❤❤
BS
Turkey is the best city for me, It was love at first sight since the day i first landed 6 yrs ago...... always gone back yearly... but unfortunately not this year, i truly miss Istanbul 😭 saving the journey for spring 2020 so i can stay longer at least a few months 😍😍 and who says Istanbul is not safe?? Generally Turkey is the best country ... rich of culture, heritage n history ... 💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞
I have visited Turkey many times and as an Israeli I say that Turkey is very safe. The people are polite and kind. Police are seen on the streets and a good sense of security. Besides, Turkey was wonderful in many ways. The food is wonderful the people and the views are lovely.
Greetings from Turkey, my friend. The Turkish nation loves all good people.
❤️❤️🇹🇷.. Went for a honeymoon in Turkey 4 years ago. It was an awesome experience and safety wasn't an issue at all. Have fun guys 👍
Turkey is Beautiful
Sorry you mum had a bad experience. I do love that your parents have decided to give it another go. Both your parents seem lovely. Glad they enjoyed it the second time around and LOVE THE ENDING your parents did at 12:34 😂😂
Istanbul is paradise😍 and the view from Galata tower is magnificent and it’s worth waiting on line
i was there 2 weeks ago
Is anywhere safe? Why just Turkey? I travelled to turkey few months ago and loved it, i will be going again very soon.
Well, as we said in the video... Turkey was the place Al's mum was assaulted in the past. And Turkey is where we are now..
@bm3racer i live in uk. Im in Saudi Arabia at the moment for Hajj pilgrimage, return Uk soon then in October visiting Turkey Istanbul 🙂 in shaa Allah
@bm3racer Alhamdulillah i was born muslim and i absolutely love visiting islamic countries. Hope you enjoy your stay in Turkey
@bm3racer im from the Uk
@bm3racer oh sorry im Pakistani
I belive Istanbul is more safe like Berlin.
Is rome safe? I live in istanbul and I have seen "take and run" type of theft in rome metro for the first time in my life.
Not sure as we've only been to Rome for a couple of days a very long time ago. It didn't feel unsafe to us at that time but we then again, we have also heard that theft is a big problem in many of the popular tourist cities around Europe, including Rome.
LOVE LOVE LOVE Istanbul.... Can't wait to go back.
yeah turkey ıs safe ! ( this is not f..cking Iraq or Syria ) all turkısh people are kind
why you use F in front of holly two countries in your comment? calm down dude
@@mhnd7lfa891 holly ? where is holly ? not mecca or medina . holly is mecca brother . I use f. because war is not yet finished. war does not end because the colonists still exist
@@ghamaishah7033 we do not allow such a war in my country. In case of war, we will fight until the death of our country as we do not leave the Syrians. There are 6 million refugees in Turkey. How many refugees do you have in your country? Don't tell me a story! If you lived with them, you would share the same thoughts.
The Armenian Genocide[a], also known as the Armenian Holocaust,[10] was the Ottoman government's systematic extermination of 1.5 million Armenians,[note 2] mostly citizens of the Ottoman Empire.[11][12] The starting date is conventionally held to be 24 April 1915, the day that Ottoman authorities rounded up, arrested, and deported from Constantinople (now Istanbul) to the region of Angora (Ankara), 235 to 270 Armenian intellectuals and community leaders, the majority of whom were eventually murdered.
The genocide was carried out during and after World War I and implemented in two phases-the wholesale killing of the able-bodied male population through massacre and subjection of army conscripts to forced labour, followed by the deportation of women, children, the elderly, and the infirm on death marches leading to the Syrian Desert. Driven forward by military escorts, the deportees were deprived of food and water and subjected to periodic robbery, rape, and massacre.[13] Most Armenian diaspora communities around the world came into being as a direct result of the genocide.[14]
Other ethnic groups were similarly targeted for extermination in the Assyrian genocide and the Greek genocide, and their treatment is considered by some historians to be part of the same genocidal policy.[1][2]
Raphael Lemkin was moved specifically by the annihilation of the Armenians to define systematic and premeditated exterminations within legal parameters and to coin the word genocide in 1943.[15] The Armenian Genocide is acknowledged to have been one of the first modern genocides,[16][17][18] because scholars point to the organized manner in which the killings were carried out. It is the second-most-studied case of genocide after the Holocaust.[19]
Turkey denies that the word genocide is an accurate term for these crimes, but in recent years has been faced with increasing calls to recognize them as such.[20] As of 2019, governments and parliaments of 31 countries, including Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, and Russia, as well as 49 of the 50 states of the United States,[note 4] have recognized the events as a genocide.[21]
@@fragmaka we have very good relationships with Anatolian Armenian community like other Anatolian communities ...Your text message is directly radical Armenian partizan side ...we were live together nearly 1000 years together maybe more ...ottoman empire time armanian community nick name is faithfully people of ottomans ...very important and famous person took a role at ottoman empire managements...please ask your grandfathers who changed their side?and what did they do their neighbors ?try your best to effect people with legal lies ...All Turkish presidents offered Armenian governments to let's create a historical academic scıence committee and make academic legal historical search together about this subject..what did not accept by Armenian governments? the Anatolian people do not have any problem with live peacefully together ...anyway one more advice in the history Armenian population is maximum 1.5million(1923)at the ottoman emprire ...you informed that at text ottoman empire kılled 1.5 million Armenian ...please do not disturb people more with lies as you see people want live peacefully...last information is Turkish people do not like war but ıf subject is motherland(our country),do not have any hesitate to spill blood...
As a Turkish tourist i have been robbed twice in Barcelona and one time injured because of a terrorist attack in Paris and threatened by gun in New York City also punched in London and i am only 38 years old not 90. All the countries have some pros and cons btw Hagia Sophia is NOT a mosque A MUSEUM.
Wow you must be the unluckiest traveller in the world. Be careful out there 👍
@@TravelBeans No i am not. I have seen many people like me if you search on the web you will see it too. Be careful in the western world too. It is not a smurf village. Be realistic.
@x yz if you have had that many bad experiences you are definitely doing something wrong and I highly recommend you take more caution. We have been travelling full time for 7 years and never had a bad experience anywhere. I agree anywhere is dangerous and haven't felt unsafe for one second in turkey. Can't say the same for England and America. But seriously no one has as much bad luck as you and if they do they are putting themselves in bad situations time and time again.
@@TravelBeans I am an engineer and i always travel the machine fairs around the world and i have been to more than 70 countries since 15 years. In Barcelona there is an organised pickpocketing mafia everywhere so i was an ordinary victim. In 2015 i was in Paris at a Bar then an armed guy started to fire on us famous 'Paris Attacks' . In London an ordinary pub fight. In NYC and LA and ordinary day an ordinary robbery at the market. All of them were in the morning or noon in some middle-class districts. There is no where 'safe' on the earth. Be careful and do not trust anybody. Goodbye. p. s. Bosphorus is NOT a river. A straddle between Europe and Asia in Istanbul.
Your parents are lovely now I know where you get your sense of humor and another great video love from,, 🇮🇪❤️
No matter what country we go to there’s always someone out there trying to take advantage of tourist
i'm somali🇸🇴but i live in istanbul its safe💯💯💯💯
Turkey is really, really safe. Period
I Love Turkey
Yes, Turkey is safe.
Turkey soo beautifull
The cistern is certainly quite the sight, I just hope they don't intend to expand beyond a photo booth otherwise yes it indeed ruins the whole 'look' of the place. The bazaar however! Cool place 😃
momy im sorry for your bad experience 32 years ago. istanbul more secular city now you feel safe now.
Love Turkey ❤️❤️❤️🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Istanbul is beautiful, thank u for visiting guys🙏
More safer than paris
This question so weird because turkey is so famous touristic country(top 10)
hands down turkish food is the best tasting food ever nothing even close
I think if everyone talking about politics, every country would seems dangerous, politics always makes country look intense and dangerous
Ive born in İstanbul 23 years ago. Last time I've been in a fight i was 8 years old and it was a kid fight. Never robbed, never got hurt or never died (as you can see). So its okay to come.
Turkey is beautiful🍃🦋🍃🧿🍃🦋🍃🍃🍃
I was born and grown in Turkey, lived in London for about 9 years. Travelled around 30 countries and about 100 cities.
At a bar in Londan an African guy tried to steal my phone from the table
Outslde of a club In London, a Pakistani guy took my wallet and checked if I have money lnslde in front of me wlthout even runnlng away then he asked my card number.
In London 5 drunk Indian guys tried to fight wlth me I somehow managed to calm them down,
In London 2 british guys in a car trled to sell me a laptop but they actually wanted to take my money and run.
In Buenos Aires an Indian guy trled to steal my backpack.
In Marrakech some local people took me to a store and tried to sell me some fake jewelery as real gold.
In Rio a little glrl on the street pulled my backpack and sald if I dont give her money she will steal my backpack.
I have never had any of these experiences in Turkey, although many tlmes I lost or forgat my phone or wallet in places and always lt came back to me by the founder. It doesnt mean Turkey is extremely safe especially for the tourlsts but my point is that these kind of things happen everywhere so why you never see any video asks If London is Safe?
londra atm den para bile çekemezsin. Istanbulda millet parayı çekiyo bide durup sayıyo sonra cıkartıp cüzdanına koyuyo göstere göstere. Ben gece 11 de toplu taşımaya biniyorum hadi binsin bi kadın tek basına metroya filan paris te londra da gece.
@@oznuraygen7254 Hırsızlık konusunda hemfikiriz ama kadına şiddet konusunda biz hala gerideyiz. Güney amerika da mesela insanları öldürüp sonra parasını çalıyorlar, istemekle uğraşmıyor bile adam zahmete girmiyor. Çoğu zaten uyuşturucu kullanıyor. Bana soruyorlar sizin ülkenizde yok mu bunlar diye. ilginçtir bizim ülkemizde de bu tür ölümcül suçlar işleniyor fakat bizdeki davalar hep kadın erkek ilişkileri, namus meselesi, gurur meselesi, siyasi görüş farklılıklarından vs oluyor. Diğer ülkelerde cinayetler genellikle maddi kazançlar için işleniyor. Velhasıl suç konusunda çok kötü değiliz fakat kadın erkek ilişkileri konusunda diğer ülkelerden maalesef çok gerideyiz.
Your parents are lovely
You should have them visit you more often. 😄
Agreed!
Thanks for sharing video just got back from turkey Istanbul short vacation.. will go back spring or winter.
Really enjoyed the video and glad to meet your parents.
Istanbul is great!! I love it there! I must go back.
Love Istanbul! Thank you for your lovely video
Istanbul is one of the safest and civilized cities in the world ... you can count on it !!!
I really enjoyed the video, you guys are fun . İstanbul looks stunning
Thanks! It really is an absolutely stunning city!
Hello , I am glad you guys came to visit Istanbul and had fun. Alex , you're lucky to have such a lovely family! It seems like they're so much fun to be with. I am a newbie to your channel and loved your videos truly. ☺
In general, to have a great experience in Turkey, avoid Taxi’s, try to avoid crowded public transportation, or non famous restaurants, use Uber or their local app Bitaksi or rent a small diesel car; visit known restaurants to have better experience; avoid tourists traps in Takseem and similar area’s; in fact; the far away you are from these area’s you will probably get better experience. AirBnB wasn’t so great there due to uncertainty and random cancellations from owners.
I think that it depends where you are in the city and at what time, like all cities in the world... Everybody has a personal experience and opinion. I can just confirm that actually those last years it is different because of the Syrian people. Istanbul is an amazing and beautiful city i love my country each time i go but now i think that we have so much to do concerning security questions. Regards
Turkey is a beautiful country 😍💕💕💕🥰🥰🥰
I can't wait to travel there 💕
Grettings from Mexico😎👋
You guys are fantastic, my wife & I always enjoy watching your videos!
About 20 years ago I was in Istanbul on my second visit there. I was with my son, daughter-in-law, and a couple of grandchildren. My son was taking the kids to the restroom while my daughter-in-law and I waited. My daughter-in-law had lived in Turkey some years before and speaks fluent Turkish. A local man walked up to me and said something. Of course, I didn't understand a word. She started laughing wildly. I said, "What did he say?" When she could stop laughing, she said, "He just offered you 100 camels for me"! The guy left when she said something to him. One of my favorite traveling occurrences! I was only slightly concerned about safety there in the first few minutes of my first trip. It was late at night in a scary looking place to park.
Istanbul is safer than anyplace in Europe and safer than most of the places in America, I have been there several times and never felt unsafe , awesome city and very clean too
I love Istanbul but my friend and I ( both over 50) had a similar experience in the Grand Bazaar just six years ago. It was very unpleasant. We just wanted to buy a pashmina!
Your parents are amazing, very charming and funny. It's great to see them. Your vlog is amazing.
Thanks Rebecca!
Nice to see your honourable parents
Nice video. Glad your parents enjoyed it this time around.............but guys, the Bosphorous is NOT a river. 😉
Cant lie, the Turkish do a banging hair cut
Turkey is the seventh country in the world attract the most tourists. You can come across bad people everywhere not only in Turkey. It is really nice to see you while having fun in Turkey. I hope you have good memories here :)
Istanbul is much more safer than Paris , London and other europeans capitals, No problem , Turkish people are very kind, sincere and very helpful .
You and your family is so cute bro .. If you want you can come anytime to turkey .. I appreciate your brave .. I am muslim but my wife is christian .. For us the most important thing is the heart ..
I love the Has Beans!! What s lovely video!
I have been to Turkey too with my family including my young grandsons. We loved it, too. The people were so warm and friendly and the food was amazing! People we know thought we were irresponsible to go especially with young children based on our lovely news media. So so happy we went! Great memories of our time there.
Glad you all are having a wonderful experience, too !!❤🥰👍🥰❤
how amazing parents you have, I'm jealous.
ISTANBUL IS SAFER THAN WE YOU COME FROM
I absolutely agree with you 👍im from the uk and the crime rate is so high because people can get away with murder here.
Very nice video, welcome to Turkey :)
YOUR PARENTS ARE ADORABLE ALEX....EMMA YOUR A LUCKY DAUGHTER IN LAW,NEAT FAMILY VACATION. ENJOY
I agree, they are the best! So pleased we managed to change their minds about Turkey :D
Turkey is safe,
Your whole family is cordial and friendly to each other.i wish I have such a family to stay safe and comfortable for ever.
I wish u to visit Kashmir in india,once it is safe.
you guys are amazing. thanks for bringing your family back
l went Turkey 5 times. So safe. Amazing country❤️. Turkish people so kind, helpfull and lovely. İstanbul so mixed. Be sure, He was not Turkish. at my paris travel in metro the same annormal things l saw. The best travel for me. l was alone and feel so happy everytime💕 in Turkey.
Enjoyed it!
Of course turkey is safe 👍👌
I honor your strength. Last summer I was groped several times in Egypt and had men from the hotel enter my room. I won't go back and I am still dealing with it. Glad you were able to overcome.
Oh wow, we're so sorry to hear that happened to you! That's so awful! I really hope that you are able to overcome it in the future 💛
Is America Safe
is UK and America Safe?
been there during the end of April ! what a beautiful city and the people are amazing . my wife is in a wheel chair and we were in the streets till very late at night. never felt unsafe. will be back ASAP
Did you guys know that the 'old bazaar' was actually the stables for the Sultans horses? I loved eating at the little restaurants on the Eurasia Bridge.
Turkey did not feel unsafe to me, but I was hassled SO much that I'm still very reluctant to go back. Or to go back to touristy places, that is. I assume if you're off the beaten track things will be different.
everyone can have a bad experience anywhere. but it depends on the country whether they swear to never come back. your parents wouldn't have sworn if this happened in spain for example
Thanks for the video that you shows everyone what Turkey really is.
I'm sorry about your mum's bad experience but many things have changed all around world. Including people...
The behaviour like that have had prohibited by our culture and religion.
Hope you enjoyed your trip while you in Turkey.
Safer than all America!!!
Good Lord, Istanbul looks more safe than Needles and $hit San Francisco these days. Situational awareness, self defense skills, travel in a small group, and a good attitude is usually all that is needed anywhere you go. Remember, "safe" isn't living and so many people hurt themselves or die even in their own home.
Omg, I somehow missed this video until now. Alex’s parents are hilarious at the end! Would love to see more of them.
I have my best experiences and lovely memories from my holidays in Turkey 🇹🇷 👍.
Hello dear! Amazing video as always :) May I ask you what is the name of that fish restaurant you guys were eating close to the bridge? :) Thank you
Iv only been to Istanbul once to see the mighty Bolton Wanderers play Besiktas and most of that trip was spent drunkenly chanting in bars and kebab shops so probably need to pay the place another visit. Mummy hasbean needs to work on her beansout, top effort from papa hasbean
The “ has-beans” are great!
I live in Australia now, but as a child I lived in Turkey. As kids we would play games in the street until 2am, only giving up when our parents literally pulled us back home. Here in Australia, kids playing in the street = impossible. Everytime I go back to Turkey, I walk in the middle of the night wherever I want to go. I feel unsafe to do that in Australia. I'd say Turkey is much much MUCH safer than any European/English speaking country I have visited so far.
Best intro ever? 💜
Thank you for the nice video, special thanks for bringing your mother back and changing her mind...
We were so happy that they changed their minds on Turkey! They are already talking about visiting again 😊
I live in istanbul and everywhere I have been was safer? I don't know what exactly is your criteria of being safe but it isn't safe. I had a foreign friend moved here last year and she got harrassed and she told me she was never comfortable, eventually she went back to her country. if you're a tourist people will mug you off. taxi drivers wouldn't take me to taxi at night because I'm a local and they can't overprice, instead they wait for tourists. I had one foreign friend visited 2 years ago, he got punched in the face on the street (he provoked too but obviously he wasn't expecting that agressive response). another friend visited last year, had been beaten by some people on the street one night and forced to take out all his cash from atm to give them. just because it doesn't happen to you (you or other tourists) during the few days you were here doesn't mean it is safe. why is everybody lying? maybe if you are in crowd and only go to fancy areas yeah you will reduce the chances of having a bad experience but don't fool people to think it's a very safe country. besides istanbul is not entire turkey.
also turkish people please don't waste your time to answer this, I will be not reading it. thanks.
I like seasoned Beans! Hope they had a great trip.
haha seasoned beans.. we like it
Great video! Some lovely shots in there and a lesson is cool from the Has Beans. They need their own channel, you should give them all of your sponsor money to get started. Not too sure about the "womb" description but could have been worse could the been the conception!!! Also liked the Cistern and the old bizarre. The roof top bar was a great find. Perhaps you should do a video about safety for travellers.
Hi this video its amazing I loved so much please can you write the place you visit or restaurants will be appreciated I planning to visit there 🤩🥰😘
afiyet olsun turkiyeye hosgeldiniz
Love your videos especially the van series. I have a question, how much can you earn teaching English whilst traveling? What’s the best way todo it?
So informative thank you!
Announcement: If you think you have a problem in Turkey, just ask someone to call the police. The police will be more on your side than the locals, because they will know who can do what, and guess what you feel. And around touristic areas like Grand Bazaar and Blue Mosk, police in civillian clothes is just next to you. There are more police officers than tourists in those places. And your mother's case; if she had gone to the police at the time, that shop would have been closed and that SOB would have been beaten down for hours.
Looks like a nice vacay place.