Regions
Turkey has 7 geographical regions. These regions are segmented by taking into account economic, geographical conditions, and landforms. The desire of those who want to invest in Turkey to access information about the geographical region is very valuable in terms of profitability. For this reason, below you will find the general characteristics of each of the regions.
It is the most populous region of Turkey. In the Marmara region, which is also considered a very strong region economically, there are quite important cities such as Istanbul, Bursa, and Kocaeli. A significant part of those who want to invest in Turkey prefers the Marmara region.
Besides, foreigners prefer this region to invest in. Cities such as Antalya, Mersin, and Adana are located in the Mediterranean region.
In the Aegean region, which is one of the most preferred regions of those who want to invest in Turkey, there are also very successful alternatives from an economic point of view. It is necessary to express that tourism is the most important economic activity in the Aegean region, where cities such as Izmir, Manisa, and Fethiye are located.
The most important cities of this region are Konya, Kayseri, and Ankara. There are many options for investing in this region, where agricultural production is quite valuable.
The Black Sea region, which is a forest-covered region of Turkey, is where tea and hazelnut production takes place. The most important cities of the Black Sea, where fishing is also a very valuable economic activity, are Trabzon, Rize, and Ordu.
Economic activities in this mountain-covered region of Turkey are quite limited. For this reason, migration from the Eastern Anatolia region to other regions is high. The most important cities of the region are Van, Erzurum, and Malatya.
This region, where tourism and agricultural production are at a fairly good level, is also known as the Mesopotamian Basin. Mardin, Gaziantep, Sanliurfa, and Diyarbakir are the most important cities in the Eastern Anatolia region, which is very rich in geography in this sense.