SunExpress adds 10,000 extra UK seats for summer 2025
London Gatwick – Antalya
London Stansted – Antalya
Bristol – Antalya
Birmingham – Antalya
Edinburgh – Dalaman
SunExpress offers a range of fares to support the diverse needs of passengers, with a blend of different options including baggage allowances, seat reservations, check-in options and booking flexibility. The fares are offered in a bundle format so they can be tailored to customers' differing needs, providing increased choice and the potential for greater savings.
In addition to 'summer sun and beach' travel, SunExpress caters for a number of other types of travel including cultural, archaeological, and culinary tourism, and sports travel.
SunExpress is a value carrier with a strong presence on the Turkish Riviera and in Anatolia. The airline operates in a total of 237 routes to 92 destinations across 35 countries. Tickets are available now via SunExpress.com or from travel agents.
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7 hours ago
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Rönesans Holding to Fuel Economic Growth with New $2 Billion Polypropylene (PP) Production Plant and Terminal Investments in Türkiye
ISTANBUL, Türkiye, August 19, 2025 (EZ Newswire) -- Rönesans Holding, opens new tab, one of Europe's leading contracting and investment groups, has initiated one of the largest private sector investments in Türkiye to date: the construction of a new polypropylene (PP) production plant and liquid bulk terminal in Ceyhan. With a total investment of $2 billion (U.S.), these strategic projects aim to increase Türkiye's industrial self-sufficiency, reduce foreign dependency, and enhance the country's position in global trade. Erman Ilıcak, opens new tab, honorary president of Rönesans Holding, said: 'Once operational, these projects will directly contribute USD 300 million annually to reducing Türkiye's current account deficit.' Rönesans Holding recently announced that it has secured total of $1.3 billion in financing for these projects — from the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) and Spain's export credit agency (Cesce). Dr. Ilıcak highlighted the group's longstanding role in advancing Türkiye's economy through value-added projects: 'Our story began with international contracting services. To date, we have undertaken projects worth a total of $50 billion. Seventy per cent of this, approximately $35 billion, was carried out abroad, and we have pioneered many firsts in the world in this field. We have worked on a wide range of projects, from Europe's longest tunnel to its tallest building, from the world's largest GTG facility to the world's largest seismically isolated building. Following this, we became a large-scale investment holding company operating in real estate, social infrastructure, renewable energy, and more recently, industrial facilities. Over the past 15 years, with the significant contributions of stakeholders such as the World Bank's investment arm IFC and the EBRD, we have structured our business in line with sustainable development goals.' He continued: 'Our model is centred on developing the right project with the right partners, and delivering it at the right time. We have successfully implemented this model with partners such as Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC, Meridiam Infrastructure from France, Japan's Sojitz, Samsung C&T, and TotalEnergies. Together, we have completed $10 billion worth of investments in Türkiye. These initiatives have laid the foundation for broader transformation, and we will continue to focus on projects that help reduce our country's trade gap.' Ceyhan Projects Developed with Expertise from 12 Countries Reflecting on shifting global economic trends, Dr. Ilıcak said: 'Protectionism is increasing, and supply chains are being reshaped. Energy and production are becoming localised. This transformation holds significant opportunities for countries like ours. In particular, strategic heavy industry investments are needed to reduce the foreign trade deficit arising due to imports of industrial machinery, plastics and chemicals, as well as industrial and precious metals. Over the past 10 years, industrial investments totalling approximately $20 billion have been made in Türkiye, including projects worth over $500 million. But this is not enough ...'He further emphasised: 'To close the gap, Türkiye needs to allocate at least $12 billion annually over the next five years, totalling $60 billion. If an investment initiative of this scale is undertaken, we could see a $15 billion annual increase in GDP and a $10 billion reduction in the foreign trade deficit. At Rönesans Holding, we have secured international financing for our Ceyhan polypropylene production facility and liquid bulk terminal investments, totalling $2 billion, which serve this very purpose. The construction of these projects, developed in collaboration with expert solution partners from 12 countries, are ongoing. Once operational, these investments will directly contribute $300 million annually to reducing Türkiye's current account deficit.' Attracting Foreign Investment Through Strong Partnerships Dr. Ilıcak also reflected on the importance of international collaborations: 'Perhaps the most challenging project we undertook with the EBRD was Türkiye's transformation in healthcare. The EBRD shared its expertise from around the world. As a result, Türkiye was able to attract $15 billion in financing from abroad and carry out its healthcare transformation. We also worked with the IFC for many years on project financing. In difficult conditions, IFC has always stood by our side. We have formed company partnerships with them. Most recently, we have been developing a PPP hospital in Kazakhstan together. In every project we have undertaken, the first question they asked was, 'What will be the social impact of this?' Profitability was always the last topic. Those are the reasons why I am grateful to both banks.' He concluded: 'Our relations with Central Asian countries, in particular, have developed substantially. Then, our ties with African countries began to strengthen. Today, Türkiye has become a hub that serves a population ten times its own, meeting needs such as healthcare and education. We closely follow these developments and ensure that growing diplomatic relations are also reflected in trade. We are working to support the progress of Türkiye's industrialisation initiative. We secure financing from abroad to carry out our projects wherever possible instead of using our country's limited resources.' About Rönesans Holding Rönesans Holding, the conglomerate's leading investment entity headquartered in Ankara, is the 53rd largest international contracting company globally and one of the largest in Europe. With operations spanning 30 countries across Europe, Central Asia, and Africa, including subsidiaries such as Ballast Nedam in the Netherlands and Heitkamp Industrial Solutions GmbH in Germany, Rönesans has been operating as the main contractor and investor successfully for more than 30 years in construction, real estate, concession, renewable energy, and industrials. Putting resilience and growth through innovation at the core of the company, with a priority on sustainability and social development, Rönesans has developed projects supporting students with scholarships, academic platforms, and initiatives; been a signatory of the UN Global Compact since 2015; and a signatory of the UN Women's Empowerment Principles since the leadership of its President Emeritus, Erman Ilıcak, Rönesans, along with its partners GIC, Meridiam Infrastructure, Sojitz, Samsung C&T, TotalEnergies, and IFC of the World Bank Group (minority shareholder in the group), has invested more than EUR 8 billion into pioneering projects globally. For more information, visit opens new tab. For media inquiries, email opens new tab or opens new tab. Media Contact Rönesans ### SOURCE: Rönesans Holding Copyright 2025 EZ Newswire See release on EZ Newswire
Daily Mail
21 hours ago
- Daily Mail
Stacey Solomon looks loved-up with husband Joe Swash as they pose for stunning beach sunset snaps after defending £1K-a-night Turkey holiday
Stacey Solomon looked more loved-up than ever with husband Joe Swash as they shared sweet Instagram photos on Monday from their lavish Turkey holiday. The TV presenter, 35, and her husband Joe, 43, and their brood have just returned from a sun-soaked break to the five-star Regnum The Crown in Antalya where rooms start from around £1,000 per person per night. During their luxurious break, Stacey kept her fans updated with a plethora of fun snaps, featuring a carousel of stunning family photos featuring her five children Zachary, 17, Leighton, 12, Rex, five, Rose, three, and Belle, two. And one evening the couple dressed to impress as they enjoyed a picturesque sunset beach photoshoot with their children. Joe sweetly kissed Stacey's cheek as she leaned into her husband while walking along the shoreline. She looked stunning in a strapless blue satin minidress which boasted a plunging neckline and pretty black bow. Joe coordinated with their children in a pair of white linen trousers which he teamed with a black V-neck T-shirt. It comes as Stacey hit back at fans accusing her of being 'smug' and blagging the Turkey holiday as a 'freebie'. Taking to her Instagram stories, Stacey defended her costly getaway, writing: 'This is the third time I've come back here. This wasn't a free holiday. 'I just love this place so much and think it deserves the BEST reviews and tags ever because it's just incredible.' In a further post, she attempted to justify the price, remarking: 'Our happy place @regnumthecrown. This is our third year coming back here which says a lot. 'I have NEVER been someone who goes back to the same place every year but it's perfect for all our children and their different ages. 'Nothing compares. It is very expensive. I do think it is worth every penny and more for what it has to offer. If I knew about this place earlier I would have had our honeymoon here and special holidays here because it's just insane.' While much of the feedback from her trip had been positive, she was met with a handful of naysayers who seemingly took offence at her luxury trip. Comments on a selection of snaps during the course of her trip included: 'Did you pay for your holiday this time?' 'So another well subsidized holiday for the entire family. It makes me throw up.' 'hotel is 4 k each ,no airs n graces really tho ...' 'You planned that well meeting up with @mollymae .Was it a freebie holiday as it's massively expensive.' 'The seriously smug family.' However, plenty of Stacey's loyal fans were quick to leap to her defence as they told how she works hard and deserves her holiday. They penned: 'Imagine getting so triggered because her holiday was super expensive. She'll never win, if she went on a budget holiday something would be said. If you could afford a luxury holiday you'd do the exact same because I know I would.' 'Stacey never stops and has worked hard to get to where she is, so I think a holiday is well deserved. I for one happy for her and lovely to see such a happy family.' 'Just costed this up as I'm a Travel Agent and whilst it is spenny. We book families who aren't famous to more expensive places than this. It's what I would expect from a celebrity but there are certainly more expensive places out there for families in Europe. A lovely five star in Turkey, Stacey has done a great job and deserves a lovely place but I wouldn't say she's bragging as she could have defo gone crazier for sure.' While much of the feedback from her trip had been positive, she was met with a handful of naysayers who seemingly took offence at her luxury trip It comes after Stacey revealed she's struck up a sweet friendship with Molly-Mae Hague after their pair met at dinner during their respective holidays to Turkey. Both the Sort Your Life Out host and the Love Island star, 26, were holidaying separately with their families at the five star Regnum The Crown in Belek this month. And Stacey took to Instagram on Sunday to gush over her newfound friendship with the star, before issuing an invitation to Molly-Mae, partner Tommy Fury, 26, and daughter Bambi, two, to visit her Pickle Cottage home. Sharing a beaming snap of herself and Molly-Mae with their arms wrapped around each other, Stacey penned: 'Got to spend the first part of our holiday with @MollyMae, @TommyFury and Bambi. Bumped into them at dinner one night and fell in love. 'Genuinely the nicest, most down to earth family. And Bambi omg I can't. Just the most kind hearted little one. Rose was gutted when she left! 'Can't wait for them to come to pickle cottage.' Stacey also uploaded a snap of her son Leighton, 12, posing with Tommy and a pal as she told how her boys were 'buzzing' to meet the boxer. While Molly-Mae is yet to share her own tribute to her new pal, she did re-share Stacey's post, adding love heart and teary eye emojis. However, plenty of Stacey's loyal fans were quick to leap to her defence as they told how she works hard and deserves her holiday. It comes after Stacey revealed she's struck up a sweet friendship with Molly-Mae Hague after their pair met at dinner during their respective holidays to Turkey Stacey's post comes after she and husband Joe let loose at the wild adults pool party as they enjoyed a child-free afternoon on their family holiday. The TV personality looked nothing short of sensational as she showed off her figure in a cream bikini. Meanwhile, Joe went shirtless and wore black trunks while dancing with other attendees at the party. The pair couldn't stop laughing as they jumped on a large pink inflatable flamingo, before putting on a loved-up display in the pool.
Daily Mail
a day ago
- Daily Mail
Stacey Solomon defends her £1000 a night holiday in Turkey after she's branded 'smug' and accused of blagging 'freebie' trip - as she shares stunning new family snaps
Stacey Solomon has hit back at fans accusing her of being 'smug' and blagging a 'freebie' holiday amid her luxury holiday in Turkey. The Loose Women star, 35, husband Joe Swash, 43, and their brood have just returned from a sun-soaked break to the five-star Regnum The Crown in Antalya where rooms start from around £1,000 per person per night. During their luxurious break, Stacey kept her fans updated with a plethora of fun snaps, with the presenter's most recent post featuring a carousel of stunning family images featuring her five children Zachary, 17, Leighton, 12, Rex, five, Rose, three, and Belle, two. However, Stacey's idyllic lookback on her trip has somewhat been tainted as some of her followers have hit out at her for taking such an expensive holiday, with some even suggesting that she didn't even pay for the trip and was gifted it instead. Taking to her Instagram stories, Stacey later defended her costly getaway, writing: 'This is the third time I've come back here. This wasn't a free holiday. I just love this place so much and think it deserves the BEST reviews and tags ever because it's just incredible.' In a further post, she further attempted to justify the price, remarking: 'Our happy place @regnumthecrown. This is our third year coming back here which says a lot. I have NEVER been someone who goes back to the same place every year but it's perfect for all our children and their different ages. 'Nothing compares. It is very expensive. I do think it is worth every penny and more for what it has to offer. If I knew about this place earlier I would have had our honeymoon here and special holidays here because it's just insane.' While much of the feedback from her trip had been positive, she was met with a handful of naysayers who seemingly took offence at her luxury trip. Comments on a selection of snaps during the course of her trip included: 'Did you pay for your holiday this time?' 'So another well subsidized holiday for the entire family. It makes me throw up.' 'hotel is 4 k each ,no airs n graces really tho ...' 'You planned that well meeting up with @mollymae .Was it a freebie holiday as it's massively expensive.' 'The seriously smug family.' However, plenty of Stacey's loyal fans were quick to leap to her defence as they told how she works hard and deserves her holiday. They penned: 'Imagine getting so triggered because her holiday was super expensive. She'll never win, if she went on a budget holiday something would be said. If you could afford a luxury holiday you'd do the exact same because I know I would.' 'Stacey never stops and has worked hard to get to where she is, so I think a holiday is well deserved. I for one happy for her and lovely to see such a happy family.' 'Just costed this up as I'm a Travel Agent and whilst it is spenny. We book families who aren't famous to more expensive places than this. It's what I would expect from a celebrity but there are certainly more expensive places out there for families in Europe. A lovely five star in Turkey, Stacey has done a great job and deserves a lovely place but I wouldn't say she's bragging as she could have defo gone crazier for sure.' It comes after Stacey revealed she's struck up a sweet friendship with Molly-Mae Hague after their pair met at dinner during their respective holidays to Turkey. Both the Sort Your Life Out host and the Love Island star, 26, were holidaying separately with their families at the five star Regnum The Crown in Belek this month. And Stacey took to Instagram on Sunday to gush over her newfound friendship with the star, before issuing an invitation to Molly-Mae, partner Tommy Fury, 26, and daughter Bambi, two, to visit her Pickle Cottage home. Sharing a beaming snap of herself and Molly-Mae with their arms wrapped around each other, Stacey penned: 'Got to spend the first part of our holiday with @MollyMae, @TommyFury and Bambi. Bumped into them at dinner one night and fell in love. However, plenty of Stacey's loyal fans were quick to leap to her defence as they told how she works hard and deserves her holiday. 'Genuinely the nicest, most down to earth family. And Bambi omg I can't. Just the most kind hearted little one. Rose was gutted when she left! 'Can't wait for them to come to pickle cottage.' Stacey also uploaded a snap of her son Leighton, 12, posing with Tommy and a pal as she told how her boys were 'buzzing' to meet the boxer. While Molly-Mae is yet to share her own tribute to her new pal, she did re-share Stacey's post, adding love heart and teary eye emojis.
