Business news about Türkiye is often outdated, mistranslated or simply wrong. 7 rules for choosing reliable sources — and where to get verified updates.Read more
This category provides forward-looking analysis of intellectual property, artificial intelligence, data governance, and platform regulation shaping foreign investment and business operations in Türkiye’s creative sectors. It translates legal and policy developments into practical insights for studios, media companies, gaming firms, digital platforms, and creative entrepreneurs entering or scaling in the Turkish market.
Talent Co hands 11 Turkish stars, including Meryem Uzerli and Alina Boz, to Gulf agency HUMGMT. What the deal means for brands, buyers and producers.Read more
Structuring joint ventures, export consortia and B2B platforms to integrate Turkish studios into global value chains.Read more
Advancing eco-friendly production models and circular practices across creative industries.Read more
EVENTS & INDUSTRY PLATFORMS
Smart Cities and Public Art: How Technology and Culture Are Redefining Urban Life in 2026
In 2026, smart cities evolved beyond technology, combining digital innovation with public art, design, and human experience. From Kayseri’s smart urban model to global digital installations, cities are becoming immersive, meaningful environments shaped by culture and connectivity.Read more
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Education, Talent Pipelines and International Skills Partnerships in Türkiye’s Creative Sectors
Cross-border education models powering the next generation of animators, designers and creative managers.Read more
How global brands can access high-quality, cost-efficient creative production in Türkiye.Read more
The rise of Istanbul and regional hubs as accelerators for cross-border creative ventures.Read more
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Cultural Tourism, Destination Branding and the Economic Impact of Creative Industries in Türkiye
Leveraging festivals, creative districts and film tourism to attract international partnerships and capital.Read more
The gaming industry in Türkiye closed 2025 with a $1.01 billion market volume, marking 25% annual growth. This momentum was reinforced by unicorn-level exits from mobile game studios and strategic investments across the ecosystem.Read more