Sunday, November 10, 2024 Turkey is making a significant impact on global tourism by offering visa-free access to citizens from 88 countries, including France, Germany, Brazil, the UK, and GCC nations as of November 2024. This move aims to boost tourism and solidify Turkey’s status as a top international destination. Located across two continents—Western Asia and Southeastern Europe—Turkey attracts travelers with its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes.
Bordering eight countries, including Greece, Bulgaria, Iran, and Iraq, Turkey serves as a central hub connecting diverse regions. Turkey Sees Record Surge in International Tourism In 2023, Turkey experienced a surge in international tourism, welcoming more than 49 million visitors—the highest number recorded since the year 2000. This marked a significant milestone for the country’s tourism industry, reflecting its growing appeal as a global travel destination.
Turkey’s 2023 GDP Reflects Strong Economic Performance Turkey’s GDP for 2023 stands at 1.11 lakh crores, which, when converted to the Indian numbering system, amounts to 111,000 crores. This represents a significant figure in Turkey’s economic performance, reflecting the size and scope of its national economy for the year.
Russia Leads as Top Source of Tourists to Turkey In 2023, Russia emerged as Turkey’s leading source of inbound tourists, followed closely by Germany and the United Kingdom. These countries contributed significantly .