many thanks

[haydn]

many thanks to icr, my wife and i were went on the ephesus and pamukale 2 day trip with an over night stop at pamukale. that was a week yesterday. this was a brill trip one we will never forget for the rest of our live,s but my wife left her new never been worn jacket in the wardrobe in the pamukale hotel, but she didnt realise till sunday so we couldnt sort it out till monday. to be honest she wasnt expecting to get the jacket back, as pamukale is about 150 miles from icmeler, and we were going home thursday. but to true turkish and scottish helpfullness it was delivered to marmaris wednesday evening then taken to the icr offices on thurs. All i can say is thanks.

[w3ndy]

Thats a great story. I left my purse with a lot of money in it in a bar one night. I didn't expect to see it again but the bar staff tracked me down to where I was staying in the resort and returned it to me. Would have been long gone here in Manchester.

[craig-2008]

hi its craig glad we got it back for you and glad we were able to help.
We are always here to help if we can

[tonytigwall]

Just 1 more reason as too why we all love turkey.

Caroline

[swc24]

And one more reason to use ICR for your bookings (the company that cares)

Steve

[andrea m]

Glad you enjoyed your trip even more the fact your wife got her jacket back excellent.

Again another reason to use ICR they go further to help than any other tour operator!

Andrea

[jivebunnie0]

The Turkish people are very honest.... couldnt see anything like that happening here

I remember the first time we went to Icmeler when the currency was in the millions.....we paid our bill in a restaurant and left what we thought was a reasonable tip...a few minutes later, one of the guys ran after us, to our astonishment, and said " I think you don't understand our money". We had left about £40 too much

[polly]

I totally agree with jivebunnie about the people being honest.
When we first went to Marmaris about 8 years ago, children used to stand along the street with a set of bathroom scales. Every night we would give a little lad our loose coins, we got to know him, his name was Ebri. One night a lady gave him a 10 million lira note instead of a 1 million (they looked very similar) he handed her it back and said too much, she didn't understand why. I explained and she cried, cuddled Ebri and gave him it back. She couldn't believe that a little lad begging was honest enough not to just keep it.

Polly

[haydn]

I LOVE TURKEY

[Misspiggy]

Polly that has brought back memories of my first trip to Marmaris 12 years ago. The kids with the bathroom scales oh bless they really pulled on my heart strings could not go by without giving them something. Thats a really nice story.

Haydn glad you enjoyed your trip, myself I agree I will never forget it for the rest of my life. I went on that trip whilst there on honeymoon and the Turks found out about it and showered us with gifts. They are so kind and helpful. Thats the reason why we all love Turkey so much

Mandy