A folded, glossy promotional brochure, primarily red, blue, and yellow, rests on a light-colored, possibly tiled surface

A folded, glossy promotional brochure, primarily red, blue, and yellow, rests on a light-colored, possibly tiled surface. The brochure advertises a Bosphorus cruise or tour in Istanbul, Turkey, as indicated by explicit text and images of city landmarks. The top section features a "BOSPHORUS MENU" with food options (starters, main courses, desserts), pricing for dinner packages (80€ with alcohol, 60€ with soft drinks), and a "PROGRAM" listing various performances (Dervish, Belly Dance, Live Music with Ertan v Israfil). Two small circular images depict plated food, and one larger image shows a performer in a traditional costume. The travel agency "SENKON Travel Agency" is identified with an address in "Sultanahmet/IST." Below this, the brochure displays two main photographic panels. The left panel shows a young individual with dark hair looking at a red, green, and blue macaw parrot perched on their shoulder. The right panel shows a woman in a floral, kimono-style garment with her arm raised, suggesting a performance. Text sections in both English and Russian detail tour inclusions like transfers, meals, and guides. The lower part of the brochure presents a grid of images. Food items include a plate of assorted appetizers, a main course with meat and rice, a lit lamp or lantern, and a plate of chocolate chip cookies. A "Menu" sidebar lists items like soup, roasting meat, salad, rice, and dessert. Further tour inclusions are listed in Russian, specifying cookies, tea, and a shopping stop in Asia. The bottom rows of the brochure prominently display photographic depictions of Istanbul landmarks: a grand palace by the water (likely Dolmabahçe Palace), Ortaköy Mosque with the Bosphorus Bridge in the background, Beylerbeyi Palace, Rumeli Castle overlooking the Bosphorus, Maiden's Tower (Kız Kulesi), and a boat or building labeled "BLUE BROTHERS." The brochure exhibits slight creasing from its folded state.