The New Norm in Fethiye: Life After Lockdown

After over three months of lockdown, Fethiye in Turkey is finally starting to open up again. In this article, we’ll take a look at how the city is adapting to the new norms and what to expect if you’re planning a visit this summer.

Restrictions Lifted, But With Limits

Bars and restaurants have reopened, allowing people to once again enjoy the nightlife and dining scene in Fethiye. However, there are still limitations in place, such as a 50% capacity rule and a curfew starting at 9:00 PM. Additionally, masks are still required in public places, except when seated at a restaurant table.

Summer Expectations and Vaccination Progress

Despite the restrictions, there is optimism for the summer season. The government is working on a priority vaccination program for workers in the tourism industry, with hopes of resuming summer flights by mid-May. This is a crucial step for Turkey’s tourism industry, which has been heavily impacted by the pandemic.

Local Developments

While the city adjusts to the new norm, developments in Fethiye continue, including the replacement of the promenade at Calis Beach and the construction of the new Sundia Hotel. These projects signify progress and a readiness for the upcoming summer season.

Looking Ahead

As the city adapts to the changes, there is a sense of optimism and preparation for the future. From the renovation of beachfront establishments to the reemergence of car boot sales, Fethiye is slowly but surely coming back to life.

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