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Turkey, one of Spain’s main competing tourist destinations, received nearly 64 million international visitors in 2025, 2.7% more than the previous year, which generated revenues of 65,231 million dollars (more than 55 billion euros), historical figures in both indicators, according to data provided by the Minister of Culture and Tourism, Mehmet Nuri Ersoy. “Turkish tourism has become a global power,” he said and, in this line, plan to improve th…
Türkiye Sets New Inbound Tourism Record, Attracting 64 Million Visitors in 2025
Türkiye has released its latest annual inbound tourism figures, which show it reached a new record last year with 64 million visitors and £47.6 billion in tourism revenue. Türkiye’s Minister of Culture and Tourism, Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, announced the country’s 2025 tourism results at a press conference held in İstanbul. Revealing that Türkiye welcomed 64 million visitors in 2025, Minister Ersoy also confirmed tourism revenues of $65.231 billion (£4…
More visitors and higher prices push up Turkish tourism revenue
Turkish tourism revenue rose 6.8% Q4 visitors up 10% Higher prices lifted earnings Turkey’s tourism industry delivered a standout 2025, with strong visitor flows helping to push earnings to fresh highs and extend the season well beyond its traditional summer peak. But industry executives caution the surge in revenues reflects more than rising demand alone. Higher prices driven by domestic inflation, alongside the managed valuation of the Turkish…
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