Mehrdad Etesam is the visionary founder and CEO of Travok Construction and Real Estate, established in 2014 in Alanya, Turkey. Since its inception, Travok has rapidly expanded, not only across Turkey with a presence in Istanbul, but also internationally, with operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Greece, and satellite offices in Toronto, Canada, Los Angeles, USA, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and Hamburg, Germany.
Born into the renowned Etesam family, where construction and architecture are more than just professions but a proud legacy, Mehrdad carries forward the family tradition of architectural excellence. As the son of Professor Siavash Etesam, a pioneering figure in modern Iranian architecture, and the nephew of Dr. Iraj Etesam, a distinguished Iranian architect, Mehrdad has deep roots in a lineage of visionaries who have left an indelible mark on the global architectural landscape.
Under Mehrdad’s leadership, Travok Construction and Real Estate has achieved numerous prestigious projects, including multiple luxury resorts, residential resorts, and a five-star hotel. His commitment to quality and innovation has positioned Travok as a leader in the real estate industry, known for delivering exceptional, world-class developments.
Under Mehrdad Etesam’s leadership, Travok Construction and Real Estate was honored with a prestigious award for achieving the milestone of selling 1,000 homes in a single year. This remarkable accomplishment highlights Travok’s excellence in delivering high-quality real estate solutions and reflects its significant impact on the market.
Travok’s activities extend beyond construction and real estate. Through its Travok Travel department, the company also offers tour operating services, providing exceptional travel experiences. Additionally, Travok facilitates naturalization and immigration services for foreign investors seeking opportunities in Turkey.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Mehrdad personally organized online concerts, offering free entertainment to the public while supporting artists during challenging times, ensuring they had a platform to sustain their livelihood.
