Mediterranean Touristic Hoteliers Association
Türkiye on top of summer holidaymakers' list
Türkiye ranks first in bookings in the tourism market of the United Kingdom, Benelux and Scandinavian countries and Germany, a sector representative has announced.
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Some 200 hotels in Antalya host quake survivors
Many hotels in the southern province of Antalya, the capital of tourism, embraced quake survivors after the earthquake disasters that affected 11 provinces.
A total of 200 accommodation centers across the city are hosting 85,000 disaster victims.
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Russians flock to Turkish resort after flights resume
The resumption of flights between Turkey and Russia amid strong measures to fight coronavirus set off a flood of tourists, with 80 airplanes full of Russian tourists landing in the resort city of Antalya in just one day, according to local officials.
Turkish gov't set to extend fuel support for charter flights in 2017 in bid to boost tourism
The Turkish government's fuel support for charter flights will be extended in 2017 amid a continuing loss in foreign tourist arrivals, Turkish Culture and Tourism Minister Nabi Avcı has said.
At an event organized by the Mediterranean Touristic Hoteliers Association (AKTOB) on Nov. 25, he said a relevant cabinet decision would soon be released.
Hoteliers have little hope of luring Western tourists
Tourism representatives from the southern province of Antalya, Turkey's tourism center, have said they did not find what had expected at the ITB Berlin fair, adding they saw 2016 as a difficult year for the sector once again.
Antalya tourism players return 'disappointed' from Berlin fair
Tourism representatives from the southern province of Antalya, Turkey's tourism center, have said they did not find what had expected at the ITB Berlin fair, adding they saw 2016 as a difficult year for the sector once again.
Eid holiday heats up Turkey's decelerating tourism sector
After a slow season, Turkey?s tourism sector has recently accelerated, with hotel occupancy rates as high as 90 percent during the Eid al-Ahda (Feast of Sacrifice) holiday.
During the holiday, over 350,000 local tourists visited the country?s coastline, said Turkey?s Hoteliers Federation (TÜROFED) Osman Ay?k.
Tourism representatives to discuss future of sector
Turkish and foreign tourism representatives, banking executives, journalists and academics met yesterday to discuss future tourism trends at the International Resort Tourism Congress and the conference will continue today.