According to the schedule of my business trip to China at the beginning of June, after Shanghai, I flew to the city of Xi'an for meetings. This magnificent ancient city is home to many iconic structures, a great range of flavours and events, as well as a giant underground burial city that houses the famous Terracotta army of thousands of soldiers and horse sculptures. read more...

In my article series about my trip to Peru, where I travelled to at New Year's, I would like to finally include my impressions of Ica, another ancient city that has hosted different civilizations. Whether it be on the road there or about the things we experienced along the way in Ica, on the last day before our return, driving for 10 hours with the car we rented from Lima was really worth it. read more...

In my last article about my New Year's trip to Peru, I shared my impressions of Cusco, the capital of the Incas. I will dedicate this article to the ancient city Machu Picchu, which was built by the Incas with an altitude of approximately 2,500 m above sea level. I'm going to tell you the story of how I came back from this wonderful place where I was really sick. read more...

Last week, I wrote an article about one part of my New Year's trip to Peru and shared my impressions of the capital, Lima. This week, we gain a great deal of altitude and reach the charming city of Cusco in the Peruvian Antler. Once the capital of the Inca Empire, this city is a wonder of history and nature, with examples of Spanish colonial architecture and magnificent archaeological remains. read more...

In this week's article, I will present some of my impressions of my New Year's trip to Lima, the capital of Peru, the land of our cousins ​​on the other side of the ocean, which stands out for its magnificent past civilizations like us. I will continue to convey my observations of this country which values ​​its values, respects nature and has a positive approach. read more...

In my last article, I started to share my experiences of my trip to Iceland which I took at the end of November. This week however, I wrote the second half of my holiday which I took in celebration of my birthday. I believe that the black sands, diamonds from the glacier and the impressive lava show will surely be of interest to you all. read more...

In my last article, I had shared with you that I had chosen Iceland for my birthday and what I had expected to happen in the 4th phase of my life, which were made of thoughts I experienced during my long road trips. In this article, I will share the details of this wonderful holiday and the observations I made about this beautiful country which gave me much mind and soul relaxation. read more...

Doesn’t it sound good to hear about companies whose main aim is to help those in need, to support them and to really understand the importance of this and to truly do this wholeheartedly to the very end? Well, that’s the kind of happiness and honor we are living up to here at Tider. In this week’s article, I have reserved aside the story of two young directors and how the help of our new General Manager has supported them. read more...

With its difficult running track accompanied by an amazing nature and touch of history, the Bozcaada run has a special place for me amongst the others. Yet, running in this terrific atmosphere with friends fr om Adim  Adim and Tider volunteers, before and after the run, it has become my ritual to benefit fr om the pleasant facilities of the island, that I have thoroughly acquainted and embraced. read more...

In my previous article, I wrote about how for the first time in Global Foodbanking Network (GFN) history, we won the Innovation Award, which was organised for the first time. http://www.serhansuzer.com/tr/global-bir-stk-olma-yolundaki-tidere-buyuk-odul This week however, I wanted to share how the awards has reflected our happiness and the aftermath of the victory, which I may add, does not compare to any action film. read more...

I was finally able to tour the Far East on a New Year’s holiday after years of regretting having travelled only as far east as India. I had an unforgettable time on the island of Phuket and in Thailand’s capital city, Bangkok, returning home with memories of the sea, ‘mysterious’ sand creatures, amazing cuisine and breathtaking scenery. In this post, I’ll write about my experiences in Phuket. read more...

As you know, I spent some time over the New Year in the Far East, visiting Phuket, Bangkok and Singapore. And in my first blog about the trip last week, I shared my impressions of Phuket. This week I plan to write about the Thai capital, Bangkok, the second leg of my travels. read more...

We have recently left behind an eventful year marked by much sadness for our society, but a year in which we have also enjoyed some great successes as we forged ahead despite the uncertain business climate.  In this, the last post of 2016, I would like to evaluate our achievements over the past year and list our targets for 2017. read more...

I spent a wonderful weekend combining sport and holiday at Runtalya, an event in Antalya that has become Turkey’s second biggest city run and that brings together a diverse group of sports lovers, from top marathoners and pint-sized sprinters, to philanthropists and nongovernmental organizations.​ read more...

We arrived at Buenos Aires, which is named as the Paris of Latin America, on a sunny and wonderful day. After we settled to our hotel, we went to the concierge to make a three day program for Buenos Aires.​ read more...

I don’t know how I found the time between all my work, but last week I went to Bodrum for one day.​ read more...

I would like to start this article by explaining what social entrepreneurship is, because this concept may be new to many people. Entrepreneurship is not confined only to the business world.​ read more...

Recently, during a period in which I was very distressed, I went to Dalyan by taking off Friday and having a long weekend.​ read more...