Is Turkey friendly to American tourists?

Turkey is generally a safe country for tourists, but there are some areas and regions that you should avoid. The first area to avoid is the southeastern region of Türkiye, which has been plagued by violence and crime in recent years, and it is unsafe for tourists. Cities to avoid in the area are: Diyarbakir.



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If you choose Turkey as your destination, here's some good news. It won't cost you much and you'll find all you need without having to cross the globe. Now is a great time to go; although each year the country attracts more and more tourists, prices remain cheap and economically interesting compared to other countries.

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The amount of money you need per day in Turkey can vary depending on various factors such as your travel style, accommodation choices, dining preferences, and activities. On average, a budget traveler can expect to spend around $30 to $50 per day in Turkey, EXCLUDING accommodation.

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14 Things Not To Do In Turkey
  • Don't Wear Shoes In Worship Places.
  • Do Not Forget Table Etiquette.
  • Avoid Obscuring A Praying Person's View.
  • Do Not Disrespect Ramadan Customs.
  • Do Not Board A Cab Without A Taxi Logo.
  • Do Not Wear Revealing Clothes.
  • Do Not Misuse The Turkish Language.
  • Avoid Leaving Food On Your Plate.


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The best currency to take to Turkey is the local currency, the Turkish lira. US dollars are also highly exchangeable at local banks and currency exchange offices. However, instead of converting physical banknotes, the cheapest way to pay in Turkey is to use a multi-currency travel debit card like Revolut or Wise.

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Crime : While Antalya is generally a safe destination for tourists, there is still a risk of petty crime, such as pickpocketing, especially in crowded areas. Be vigilant with your belongings and avoid carrying large amounts of cash.

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Avoid wearing sleeveless tops, short skirts, tight shorts, and short shorts. Even during warm weather, you should still cover your shoulders and knees. Turkey has so many religious places; it is much easier to dress in modest clothing and not worry about being denied entry to a religious site.

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