Turkey is one of the most popular destinations for UK holidaymakers, with interest increasing in spring due to warmer weather.
However, holidaymakers have been told to travel with caution as the country contends with a heightened risk of terrorism and wildfires.
In response to these threats, the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has advised against all travel to Sirnak City and the Hakkary Province.
“FCDO advises against all travel to within 10km of the border with Syria due to fighting and a heightened risk of terrorism,” it said.
Turkey faces a higher risk of wildfires as temperatures rise
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The heightened risk means no travel to the country can be guaranteed safe, the government body cautioned.
The latest round-up of travel alerts also concerns health, wildfires, crimes and outdoor activities in Turkey.
Tourists have also been warned about additional dangers in the region as the weather gets hotter.
A statement on the FCDO website reads: “Wildfires happen…