OZ DIYARBAKIR TRAVEL
About Oz Diyarbakir Travel
Öz Diyarbakir Travel was founded in Diyarbakir in 1981 by Ahmet Arıkboğa, Avni Old, Mehmet Seyhan, Selahattin Delidere, Fikri Canpolat and Kasım Cantürk. The company, which initially made its voyages to the Central Anatolia, Aegean, Mediterranean and Marmara Regions, expanded its service network over time and added the Black Sea and Eastern Anatolia Regions to the regions it provides transportation. Today, the management of Öz Diyarbakır Seyahat is located in Mahmut Arıkboğa.
Principles of Öz Diyarbakir Travel; To provide the service in a friendly manner in a corporate structure, to protect human values, to avoid unfair competition, to create a whole with the employees, to keep customer satisfaction ahead, to integrate technological developments into service and to be a pioneer by breaking new ground in road passenger transportation.
Öz Diyarbakir Travel Bus Fleet
The company, which started its road passenger transportation service with 13 O302 Mercedes Benzes, added new vehicles to its fleet in a short time. Öz Diyarbakır Seyahat has 38 buses in its fleet. The average age of buses is 6 years old. The model that makes up the fleet is Travego.
Oz Diyarbakir Travel Branches
The locations of the branches of Öz Diyarbakır Seyahat are as follows:
• Adana • Adilcevaz • Afyon • Ağrı • Ahlat • Akşehir • Alanya • Amasya • Anamur • Ankara • Antalya • Araklı • Ardahan • Ardeşen • Aydın • Aydıncık • Balıkesir • Batman • Bayburt • Beyşehir • Bingöl • Birecik • Bitlis • Bodrum • Bozüyük • Bucak • Bulancak • Burdur • Bursa • Ceyhan • Cizre • Çarşamba • Çay • Çayeli • Çine • Denizli • Diyadin • Diyarbakır • Doğubayazıt • Dörtyol • Duhok • Düzce • Edremit • Eğirdir • Elazığ • Erbil • Ereğli • Ergani • Erzin • Erzurum • Eskişehir • Fatsa • Fındıklı • Gaziantep • Gazipaşa • Gebze • Gemlik • Giresun • Gümüşhane • Gurun • Hatay • Havza • Hilvan • Hopa • Horasan • Iğdır • Isparta • İnegöl • İskenderun • Istanbul • Istanbul (Anatolia) • Iyidere • Izmir • İzmit • K.Maraş • Karakoçan • Karlıova • Kars • Kayseri • Kirkuk • Kırıkhan • Kırıkkale • Kırşehir • Kızıltepe • Konya • Kovancılar • Kozluk (Bat) • Kula • Kuşadası • Kütahya • Malatya • Manavgat • Mardin • Marmaris • Mersin • Midyat • Milas • Muğla • Nazilli • Nevşehir • Niğde • Nizip • Nusaybin • Of • Ordu • Orhangazi • Osmaniye • Pasinler • Patnos • Payas • Thursday • Polatlı • Rize • Sakarya • Salihli • Samsun • Sarıkamış • Selçuk • Serik • Silifke • Silopi • Sivas • Siverek • Söke • Sultanbeyli • Suluova • Süleymaniye • Sürmene • Şanlıurfa • Tarsus • Taşlıçay • Taşucu • Terme • Tokat • Torul • Trabzon • Turgutlu • Tutak • Uşak • Ünye • Van • Viranşehir • Yalova • Yatağan • Zaho
Öz Diyarbakir Travel and Recreation Facilities
The recreational facilities that Öz Diyarbakır Travel takes a break during their travels are as follows: • Konya / Beyşehir Ali Bilir Recreational Facilities • Düzce / Bozbey Recreation Facilities • Bitlis / Buzlupınar Recreation Facilities • Malatya / Çiftlik Recreational Facilities • Denizli / Ender Recreational Facilities • Bingöl / Caravanserais Recreational Facilities Facilities • Kırşehir / Mavikent Recreation Facilities • Konya / Özkan Recreational Facilities • Şanlıurfa / Park Bedesten Recreation Facilities • Eskişehir / Sivrihisar Başkent Mola Park Facilities • Manisa / Str Recreation Facilities • Ankara / Şereflikochisar Baskent Mola Park Facilities • Sivas / Taşlıdere Recreational Facilities • Adana / Taşpınar Recreational Facilities • Samsun / Terme Ulusoy Recreation Facilities • Sivas / Velioğlu Recreational Facilities • Kırşehir / Yücesan Recreation Facilities
Öz Diyarbakir Travel In-car Services
The services offered to passengers in Öz Diyarbakır Seyahat's vehicles are as follows: • Wireless internet is available throughout the journey. • General TV and general music broadcasts are made. • There are 10 inch screens behind the seats. Various media can be accessed from these screens. • There are personal radios behind the seats. • The seats are equipped with USB ports, headphones, socket kits and reading lamps. • Buses stop at prayer times. • Lig TV broadcasts are also available on some buses.