British Paper Defines Turkish Med Holiday Resort As New Dubai

LONDON - A British paper defined on Sunday Turkey's holiday resort in the Mediterranean coast as the "new Dubai."
The travel supplement of the British "The Observer" paper, published on Sundays, wrote that the Turkish Mediterranean city of Antalya became the "new Dubai."

"Turkey's Mediterranean coast used to be known for cheap package holidays, but in the past few years a swath of super-luxury hotels has transformed it into a millionaire's haven," the paper wrote.

The paper enumerated some of the six-starred and super-sized hotels in and around Antalya as "Adam and Eve", "Rixos Premium Hotel", "Kremlin Palace", "The Marmara Antalya", and "Hillside Su".

The paper defined "Adam and Eve" as "the worlds sexiest hotel", and "Rixos Premium Hotel" as Europe's first seven-star hotel.

Also, the paper wrote a story about the "Mardan Palace Hotel" recently opened in Antalya and headlined it as "Welcome to the pleasure dome."

The Observer is a British newspaper published on Sundays. It is the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, which was first published in 1791.