Demand for rental property boosted by Indian holidaymakers
Monday, September 8, 2008
Traditional tourist destinations in Turkey are attracting a growing number of Indian holidaymakers, it has been revealed.
Turkish tourist officials have outlined plans to tap into the lucrative Indian market and it wants to increase the number of Indian consumers who visit the country. Turkey has recently opened tourism offices in New Delhi in India, Islamabad in Pakistan, Sofia in Bulgaria, Riyadh in Saudi Arabia and Johannesburg in the Republic of South Africa. Turkish Ministry has a total of 40 tourism offices in 37 countries currently.
Express Travel World has reported that Turkey has just set up a culture and tourism office as a part of the Turkish Embassy in New Delhi in an effort to capitalise on the potential the market offers. Turkish officials predict that this will result in the annual number of visitors from India rising from 45,000 last year to 70,000 in 2008. The main objective of the culture and tourism office will be to work directly with the travel trade and the media outlets to promote Turkish culture and tourism from India. Necessary Steps are being taken to improve air links between the two nations, while more money is invested in promoting the country to Indian consumers.
N Sevgi Boz, head of the office has said that Turkey will provide some unique vacation experience as it offers a diverse range of attractions to foreign visitors. The NTO's initiatives in attracting Indian holidaymakers could be set to boost demand for rental accommodation in Turkey.
Social BookmarkingTurkish tourist officials have outlined plans to tap into the lucrative Indian market and it wants to increase the number of Indian consumers who visit the country. Turkey has recently opened tourism offices in New Delhi in India, Islamabad in Pakistan, Sofia in Bulgaria, Riyadh in Saudi Arabia and Johannesburg in the Republic of South Africa. Turkish Ministry has a total of 40 tourism offices in 37 countries currently.
Express Travel World has reported that Turkey has just set up a culture and tourism office as a part of the Turkish Embassy in New Delhi in an effort to capitalise on the potential the market offers. Turkish officials predict that this will result in the annual number of visitors from India rising from 45,000 last year to 70,000 in 2008. The main objective of the culture and tourism office will be to work directly with the travel trade and the media outlets to promote Turkish culture and tourism from India. Necessary Steps are being taken to improve air links between the two nations, while more money is invested in promoting the country to Indian consumers.
N Sevgi Boz, head of the office has said that Turkey will provide some unique vacation experience as it offers a diverse range of attractions to foreign visitors. The NTO's initiatives in attracting Indian holidaymakers could be set to boost demand for rental accommodation in Turkey.
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