January Data Signals Source Market Resilience Türkiye entered 2026 with controlled yet positive momentum in international arrivals. In January, the number of foreign visitors increased by 3.48 percent year-on-year, reaching approximately 2.25 million. The performance
2025 performance confirms structural resilience and revenue expansion Amid escalating geopolitical tensions and regional instability, Türkiye’s tourism industry closed 2025 with stronger-than-expected results. The country welcomed approximately 64 million visitors, generating $65.2 billion in tourism
The destination selection released by Forbes Travel Guide for 2026 offers more than a conventional ranking. It provides a clear signal of how global tourism narratives are being reshaped. With Antalya listed as the only
Transitioning from a digital platform to a hospitality brand, Wildberries brings the WB Travel concept to Türkiye in partnership with FUN&SUNWith a family-focused service model, all-inclusive structure, and data-driven guest experience, the project adds a
Euromonitor’s 2025 ranking signals a shift in destination competitiveness A Mediterranean Destination in the World’s Top Tier Antalya, one of Türkiye’s leading tourism hubs, has secured fifth place in Euromonitor International’s 2025 Global Tourism Destinations
Antalya recorded a remarkable surge in the 2025 season despite global uncertainties, moving steadily toward the highest annual visitor count in its history. The strong rebound of the Ukrainian market has become the most prominent
Türkiye’s blend of history and nature along the Mediterranean coast is creating a new brand value in the global market. Combining the traces of ancient Mediterranean civilizations with the natural richness of mountain to coast
Türkiye has officially announced that it will host the COP31 Climate Summit in 2026. Following Australia’s withdrawal from its candidacy, a mutual agreement was reached in which Türkiye becomes the host country while Australia will
“The world’s new holiday rhythm is hidden in the sound of the racket.” The global tourism industry entered autumn 2025 with a dynamic, sports-driven momentum. On a worldwide scale, tennis tourism has emerged as one
Despite the global slowdown in tourism, Antalya achieved an all-time record in 2025, welcoming over 14 million visitors in the first nine months of the year. As the city celebrates its strongest post-pandemic performance, the