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Türkiye anticipates extended tourism season amid record arrivals - Vimarsana News

Türkiye anticipates extended tourism season amid record arrivals

The Turkish tourism sector, which enjoyed another record-breaking summer with a surging number of foreign arrivals, particularly to its Mediterranean...

Diversification key to lure more foreign tourists, say hoteliers - Vimarsana News

Diversification key to lure more foreign tourists, say hoteliers

Türkiye can lure many more foreign tourists into the country if it diversifies products and services it offers to travelers, according to the representatives of the industry.

Tourism activity may pick up after elections - Vimarsana News

Tourism activity may pick up after elections

The presidential election slated for a second round at the end of May is causing uncertainties in the tourism industry.

COVID: Turkey′s tourism sector pins hope on strict lockdown | Europe| News and current affairs from around the continent | DW - Vimarsana News

COVID: Turkey′s tourism sector pins hope on strict lockdown | Europe| News and current affairs from around the continent | DW

Turkey goes into lockdown But foreign tourists will be exempt from these rules. Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy has said that the country's "most visited and important museums and archaeological sites" would remain open. "In some ways, being a tourist in Turkey is beneficial," said Ersoy on Tuesday. The idea is that a strict lockdown now will salvage the season later. Turkey is particularly popular with tourists from Russia and other parts of Europe, including Germany. The country's economy is already in crisis, and the resorts and hotels on the Mediterranean and Aegean coast cannot afford...

Source: dw.com