Bree Holter, who covers the digital nomad lifestyle on her YouTube channel One Bag One World and was previously based in Turkey for one month, says “the real benefit of digital-nomading in Turkey was getting outside of the major cities.” Exploring less-crowded and more affordable destinations like Izmir was a highlight of her time in Turkey, she tells Traveler, noting the historic coastal city is great for those looking for a slower-paced lifestyle.
If you’re interested in a more lively seaside city, Bodrum might be more your speed, which is world famous for its vibrant nightlife scene. The Aegean coastline gives way to neighborhoods lined with whitewashed buildings, stone-paved streets, and top-notch restaurants. Expect to mingle with jetsetters visiting Bodrum’s glamorous five-star beach resorts and swimming in the city’s azure waters.
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