Turkish golf courses attract more visitors
Saturday, May 3, 2008
A KPMG Golf Advisory Services recent study has found that Turkey is set to become one of the world's hotspots for golf holidays. Travel Daily News reports say that Turkey is on the threshold of dislodging France and Spain as the golf centers of the world.
Head of KPMG's specialist Golf Advisory Services Team has said that the golf industry is currently benefiting from the continuous development of the travel and tourism industry. Turkey is posing a stiff challenge to the traditional golf markets of Europe and North America as it offers high quality golfing experiences at affordable prices.
Turkey's aviation sector was recently cited as one of the reasons for the country's emergence as a golfing destination during the last few years. The increase of new golfing facilities in Turkey is anticipated to have a positive impact on increasing the country's appeal to overseas investors.
The launch of new flights to and from the country could boost the tourism industry even further. Rhiannon Williamson of ShelterOffshore.com has stated that 25 million vacationers are expected to arrive in Turkey this year. It could tempt foreign property buyers to invest in the turkey’s property market.
Head of KPMG's specialist Golf Advisory Services Team has said that the golf industry is currently benefiting from the continuous development of the travel and tourism industry. Turkey is posing a stiff challenge to the traditional golf markets of Europe and North America as it offers high quality golfing experiences at affordable prices.
Turkey's aviation sector was recently cited as one of the reasons for the country's emergence as a golfing destination during the last few years. The increase of new golfing facilities in Turkey is anticipated to have a positive impact on increasing the country's appeal to overseas investors.
The launch of new flights to and from the country could boost the tourism industry even further. Rhiannon Williamson of ShelterOffshore.com has stated that 25 million vacationers are expected to arrive in Turkey this year. It could tempt foreign property buyers to invest in the turkey’s property market.
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