Turkey Tourism to Drive Middle East Tourism Industry

Turkey’s tourism industry is the largest and the fastest growing tourism industry in the Middle East region and accounts for around 48% of the total international tourists arriving in the Middle East region. Despite the global downturn, Turkish tourism industry achieved year on year growth of 13% as of the end of 2008. The main reason for the growth is the financial support by the Turkish Tourism Ministry. The tourism industry will continue surging in future also, owing to the significant investments made by the government authorities, public and private players on emerging concepts of tourism such as yacht tourism, golf tourism, winter tourism, etc. Resultantly, the Turkish Tourism industry is projected to grow at a CAGR of around 7% between 2010 and 2012, says our new research report “Turkey Tourism Industry Forecast to 2012”.

 

Our extensive research on Turkey’s tourism industry has found that the health tourism is the main factor which is responsible for such a tremendous growth of the Turkish tourism industry. The health tourism in Turkey is surging solely on the back of government support. The tourism authorities in Turkey are running various advertising and promotional campaigns aimed at marketing Turkey as a health and medical tourism destination. Also, the government of Turkey has offered several investment opportunities to both private and public sector players to invest in the health tourism industry of the country.

 

Our team of experts has done comprehensive research on the Turkey tourism industry and has provided detailed information on the inbound and outbound tourist statistics. The report also covers detailed information on various factors affecting the tourism industry such as impact of promotional strategies, growing income levels, etc.

 

Most importantly, the report provides industry forecast based on correlation of past data, current market trends and opportunities for future expansion. The report also presents the competitive environment of the tourism industry. The section provides valuable information on the business strategies of the prominent industry players currently operating in the sector.

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