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Spain has begun to offer new opportunities for digital nomads, entrepreneurs, and families in an effort to increase the declining population in rural areas. As part of incentive programs implemented in various regions of the country, remote workers are provided with both cash support and the opportunity for monthly payments. With these steps, the revitalization of villages with decreasing populations and the strengthening of local economies are targeted.

The historic city of Chester, located in the northwest of England, has topped the list of the world's most aesthetic cities. In a comprehensive study conducted by Online Mortgage Advisor, Chester surpassed cities such as Venice, Paris, and London in an evaluation based on architectural harmony, symmetry, and structural proportion criteria. The city, which stands out with its stone structures, orderly street texture, and preserved historical fabric, won the title of 'The Most Beautiful City in the World'. According to experts, Chester's success is largely due to its ability to accommodate modern life without disrupting the city's architectural integrity. This result also shows that England's cultural heritage still carries a strong appeal on a global scale.

Cappadocia is a magical landscape in the heart of Turkey, spread across Nevşehir and its surroundings. In winter, Cappadocia takes on a completely different spirit. Snowflakes covering the dusty valleys of summer lend a fairy-tale appearance to the fairy chimneys. The weather is generally cold and dry; daytime temperatures average around 0–5°C, while nights can drop below freezing. However, this cold, combined with the region's enchanting silence and tranquillity, offers travellers an unforgettable experience. With fewer summer crowds, lower prices, and the romantic atmosphere provided by the snowy landscapes, Cappadocia transforms into a dreamland during the winter months. So, what to do in Cappadocia in Winter? What are the best places to see in Cappadocia in Winter? Let's explore the beauty of Cappadocia!

Fatih district, considered the heart of Istanbul, is an area that bears traces of both the Byzantine and Ottoman periods, making it akin to an open-air museum. This district, which encompasses the ‘old city’ part of Istanbul, has historically been the city's administrative, commercial, and religious centre. Today, when one thinks of places to visit in Fatih, the main attractions that come to mind include Hagia Sophia, Topkapı Palace, Sultanahmet Mosque, Yerebatan Cistern, Grand Bazaar and many other historical structures. Each one showcases Istanbul's thousands of years of cultural heritage.In this guide, you will find the 10 most popular stops in Fatih that are a must-see, along with tips for visiting. These stops are the best way to understand the spirit of the city, especially for those visiting Istanbul for the first time!

Kadikoy, one of the most visited neighbourhoods on the Asian side of Istanbul, is a destination that appeals to people of all ages with its historical heritage, cultural and artistic events, coastal strip, lively streets and bustling market. When one thinks of the best places to visit in Kadikoy, stops such as Moda Beach, Haydarpaşa Station, Kadikoy Market, and Yeldeğirmeni come to mind. However, there is more to discover in the district. So, what are the most popular places in Kadikoy? Where should you visit in Kadikoy?Let's explore together!