This study focuses on a press trip to the Allied states during the Second World War, which was accepted as an important phase in the history of public relations, and the series of articles related to trip which are written by M. Zekeriya Sertel, one of the journalists who participated in this trip, in Tan newspaper. The study aims to evaluate this issue within the scope of public relations history, models and practices. In the study, a mixed approach based on using quantitative and qualitative techniques within the same framework was adopted, and also analyzes were done using case study and content analysis. In the situation analysis made in this context, it’s seen that, this press trip is realized in a phase that both the Axis and Allied States increasing their propaganda activities towards Turkey. At the same time, the trip seems to be considered as the product of a planned public relations activity. On the other hand, the Tan newspaper becomes evident as a convenient platform that can carry the messages that the Allies would like to present through the trip. In the content analysis for the sample article series, meaningful structures were found in the themes under the headings of British and American impressions. In this context, while the diplomatic aspect of England is presented to the public in the foreground in the article series; The economic aspect of America is brought to the fore. Finally, the series of trips and articles contains issues that can be evaluated in terms of public information and a two-way symmetrical model. The study differs from the other similar studies in terms of handling an example which was not handled previously in public relations history literature of Turkey.