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Turkey's tourism industry is recovering from a major setback caused by the February 6 devastating earthquakes

The number of tourism bookings rose by nearly 40 per cent in mid-March compared with that of last year, after a one-and-a-half months slowdown following the earthquakes, said Hamit Kuk, a consultant of the Association of Turkish Travel Agencies.The

Turkey's tourism industry is recovering from a major setback caused by the February 6 devastating earthquakes, business insiders said.The number of tourism bookings rose by nearly 40 per cent in mid-March compared with that of last year, after ...

Türkiyes tourism sector sees rebound after earthquakes: business insiders-

Annual heatwaves on the poor and crowded Indo-Gangetic Plain are a horrific consequence of climate change | Asia

Religious Affairs Minister Yaqut Cholil Qoumas discussed initial preparations for implementation of the 2023 Hajj pilgrimage with Hajj and Umrah Minister of ...

Sixty-five-year-old Kulsum left her home at Postogola yesterday morning to visit her ailing sister living in Shyampur. She, accompanied by her niece Jahanara, took a rickshaw, which got on Postogola-Chashara road, a thoroughfare full of potholes.

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