Tuesday, 02 January 2024 12:17 GMT

Turkish Airlines Offers Free Istanbul Hotel Stays To Dhaka Passengers


(MENAFN- Bangladesh Monitor) Dhaka: Turkish Airlines is offering complimentary hotel stays in Istanbul to eligible passengers departing from Dhaka, giving travelers an opportunity to spend time in the Turkish city while transiting between connecting flights.

Under the stopover program, economy-class passengers can receive one night at a four-star hotel, while business-class passengers are eligible for two nights at a five-star property. Breakfast is included with the accommodation.

The offer applies to passengers traveling on eligible round-trip itineraries that transit through Istanbul Airport. The departure and return countries must be the same, and the stopover must involve a transit period of at least 20 hours.

Eligible passengers can use the complimentary hotel stay once, either on their outbound or return journey. Those wishing to stay longer can extend their accommodation at special rates starting at USD 49 per night, according to the airline.

Passengers are responsible for visa fees and transportation costs between Istanbul Airport, the hotel and the city. Travelers holding US, UK, Irish or Schengen visas may apply for a Turkish e-visa, subject to the applicable fee and eligibility requirements.

Requests for the stopover service must be submitted at least 72 hours before the first flight through Turkish Airlines' online stopover system or its designated Bangladesh contact.

The initiative adds Istanbul to the travel experience for passengers using Turkish Airlines to reach destinations beyond Türkiye.

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