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From Belarus to Turkey - Pavel and his Family's new Life in the Tourist Haven
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In this engaging episode of Worlds Collide, I sit down with Pavel, a native of Belarus who has made a new home in the picturesque, sun-soaked city of Alanya, Turkey. Pavel's story is a fascinating journey from the political upheaval in the neighboring war in the Ukraine to the tranquil, yet vibrant life in a Turkish coastal town. Listeners will gain a wealth of knowledge about Turkish culture, from the unique "taxi buttons" to the warm hospitality that makes Turkey a welcoming haven for expatriates.
Pavel shares his family's quick decision to move following the outbreak of war, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of relocating with children. Discover how his kids are adapting to local schools and how Pavel manages his career as a co-founder of a software company, all while navigating life in a new country.
Throughout the episode, you'll hear the ambient sounds of Alanya, adding an authentic charm to Pavel's vivid descriptions of daily life, local customs, and the unexpected surprises of living in Turkey. Whether you're curious about the logistics of moving abroad, the cultural nuances of Turkish life, or simply love a good expat story, this episode offers a rich tapestry of experiences and insights.
For anyone considering a move to Turkey or intrigued by the life of expatriates, Pavel’s narrative is both informative and inspiring. Tune in to hear how one family's world collided with a new culture, leading to a life filled with new opportunities and adventures.
If you have your own story to share or want to connect, reach out to us at worldscollide123pod@gmail.com or find us on Instagram, Threads, or TikTok @worldscollidepod. Don't forget to follow the podcast for instant updates on new episodes. Until next time, keep colliding with new worlds and expanding your own horizons.
Keywords: Belarus, Turkey, Alanya, Expat Life, Political Crisis, War, Family Move, Cultural Adaptation, Turkish Culture, Taxi Buttons, Residency Permit, International Schools, Software Development, Remote Work, Community Building, Personal Growth, Moving Abroad, Living in Turkey, Turkish Hospitality, Climate Adaptation, Earthquakes, Cultural Differences, Expat Podcast, Moving to Alanya, Moving to Turkey, Living in Turkey, Expats in Turkey
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Support Worlds Collide by leaving a five-star review and sharing with others who might find inspiration in these stories of cultural exploration and personal growth. Until next episode, keep bridging worlds and sharing tales that unite us all.
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(00:00) Worlds Collide is a podcast where I talk to people who moved abroad
(01:10) My guest is Pavel, and he lives currently in Turkey
(03:43) Tell me, where are you calling from right now?
(05:23) What brought you to Turkey in the first place?
(07:43) How did you manage the quick move with your family?
(11:04) Settling in: from short-term rentals to a long-term home
(12:23) How are your kids adapting to school in Turkey?
(13:37) Making connections in a tourist city
(16:05) Learning Turkish and navigating daily life
(19:28) The unique "taxi button" system in Turkey
(25:14) Missing the tech community from Minsk
(29:12) Adapting to the Turkish climate and lifestyle
(32:51) Experiencing earthquakes in Turkey
(35:09) Cultural differences: Turkish tea and hospitality
(39:29) Future plans and the possibility of moving back
(45:00) Final thoughts and invitation to visit Alanya
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In this engaging episode of Worlds Collide, I sit down with Pavel, a native of Belarus who has made a new home in the picturesque, sun-soaked city of Alanya, Turkey. Pavel's story is a fascinating journey from the political upheaval in the neighboring war in the Ukraine to the tranquil, yet vibrant life in a Turkish coastal town. Listeners will gain a wealth of knowledge about Turkish culture, from the unique "taxi buttons" to the warm hospitality that makes Turkey a welcoming haven for expatriates.
Pavel shares his family's quick decision to move following the outbreak of war, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of relocating with children. Discover how his kids are adapting to local schools and how Pavel manages his career as a co-founder of a software company, all while navigating life in a new country.
Throughout the episode, you'll hear the ambient sounds of Alanya, adding an authentic charm to Pavel's vivid descriptions of daily life, local customs, and the unexpected surprises of living in Turkey. Whether you're curious about the logistics of moving abroad, the cultural nuances of Turkish life, or simply love a good expat story, this episode offers a rich tapestry of experiences and insights.
For anyone considering a move to Turkey or intrigued by the life of expatriates, Pavel’s narrative is both informative and inspiring. Tune in to hear how one family's world collided with a new culture, leading to a life filled with new opportunities and adventures.
If you have your own story to share or want to connect, reach out to us at worldscollide123pod@gmail.com or find us on Instagram, Threads, or TikTok @worldscollidepod. Don't forget to follow the podcast for instant updates on new episodes. Until next time, keep colliding with new worlds and expanding your own horizons.
Keywords: Belarus, Turkey, Alanya, Expat Life, Political Crisis, War, Family Move, Cultural Adaptation, Turkish Culture, Taxi Buttons, Residency Permit, International Schools, Software Development, Remote Work, Community Building, Personal Growth, Moving Abroad, Living in Turkey, Turkish Hospitality, Climate Adaptation, Earthquakes, Cultural Differences, Expat Podcast, Moving to Alanya, Moving to Turkey, Living in Turkey, Expats in Turkey
Show notes created by https://headliner.app
Support Worlds Collide by leaving a five-star review and sharing with others who might find inspiration in these stories of cultural exploration and personal growth. Until next episode, keep bridging worlds and sharing tales that unite us all.
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(00:00) Worlds Collide is a podcast where I talk to people who moved abroad
(01:10) My guest is Pavel, and he lives currently in Turkey
(03:43) Tell me, where are you calling from right now?
(05:23) What brought you to Turkey in the first place?
(07:43) How did you manage the quick move with your family?
(11:04) Settling in: from short-term rentals to a long-term home
(12:23) How are your kids adapting to school in Turkey?
(13:37) Making connections in a tourist city
(16:05) Learning Turkish and navigating daily life
(19:28) The unique "taxi button" system in Turkey
(25:14) Missing the tech community from Minsk
(29:12) Adapting to the Turkish climate and lifestyle
(32:51) Experiencing earthquakes in Turkey
(35:09) Cultural differences: Turkish tea and hospitality
(39:29) Future plans and the possibility of moving back
(45:00) Final thoughts and invitation to visit Alanya
Show notes created by https://headliner.app
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