THY transfer passengers to visit palaces no charge

THY transfer passengers to visit palaces no charge

ISTANBUL
Transfer passengers of Turkish Airlines (THY) will be able to visit palaces under Parliament’s administration for free.

Turkey’s flag carrier, THY, and the Turkish Parliament have signed a cooperation memorandum to enable transit passengers of the former to visit palaces, summer palaces and mansions without paying a fee.

The protocol aims to promote the country’s touristic attractions and cultural heritage by benefiting from the wait time of transit passengers. THY has been offering a free sightseeing tour in Istanbul for transit passengers that have more than six hours to spend between flights.
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