The Latest Breaking News from Marmaris

A wildfire burned Wednesday in the Turkish port town of Marmaris, a tourist destination on the Aegean Sea, and a firefighting helicopter crashed, killing two people on board and injuring five others.

Victim’s husband left fighting for life and four others injured following accident in Marmaris

A British woman was reportedly killed while she and her husband were travelling on a speedboat off the coast of Marmaris in Turkey, with the authorities launching a manslaughter investigation

Iqra Raza, from Nottingham, was returning from a break in Marmaris but she claimed dispute with an airport worker caused her to weep throughout flight

Firefighters sought on Friday to extinguish a wildfire from land and air close to residential areas in southwestern Turkey, the local forestry authority said, reminding Turks of blazes last year that raged across the region. The regional forestry authority of Mugla province said the fires, fanned by strong winds and…

Restaurants, cafes and shops in Marmaris are hit by increased prices as owners try to protect against drastic fall of Turkish lira

The cheapest holiday destinations have been found, as have the most expensive. Sunny Beach in Bulgaria and Marmaris in Turkey offer a cheap holiday for UK tourists, despite the rising cost of living.

Research from the latest Post Office Family Holiday Report has highlighted how restaurants, cafes and shops in Marmaris have increased prices to protect against drastic fall of Turkish lira

Govan schoolboy Callum Spence has been playing music since the age of eight - and is due to play in Ibiza later this year.

A wind-stoked wildfire that has been raging near a popular resort in southwestern Turkey has been largely brought under control, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Friday. The blaze erupted Tuesday in the Bordubet region, near Marmaris on the Aegean Sea coast, and spread rapidly, blackening swaths of pine forest and…

Firefighters were tackling a wildfire for a third day on Friday in southwest Turkey, where municipal officials have warned that national authorities are unprepared even after last year's devastating fires revealed a lack of planes and personnel.