Bloomberg: End of Cheap Holidays in Turkey - Accuracy, Skyrocketing Prices and a Drop in Tourism
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Interest is shifting to cheaper destinations, such as Slovenia, Montenegro and Tunisia.
Turkey's image as one of the Mediterranean's most affordable tourist destinations is beginning to fade, as the cost of vacations rises sharply and limits one of the country's traditional competitive advantages. As Bloomberg points out, the
Turkey is losing its image as an affordable tourist destination as punctuality and exchange rate policy increase the cost of holidays with Britons reducing their trips and more Turks turning to Greece
The prices of accommodation, dining and activities are limiting the low cost that until recently was one of the country's advantages.
Rising prices and lira policy are changing the tourism map, as foreign visitors seek more affordable destinations
Turkey's pricing policy in the tourism sector is changing, and with it the map of one of the most popular destinations in the Mediterranean. The country that for years attracted millions of Europeans thanks to its competitive prices and threatened Greece to some extent now seems to be losing one of its main advantages.
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