Turkey’s tourism incomesincrease 27.1% this year

Saturday, October 29, 2022

Turkey’s tourism incomes this year went up 27.1% compared to a year before to $17.95 billion in the third quarter. This was stated as per data available from the Turkish Statistical Institute.

In 2021, Turkey’s tourism incomes doubled to nearly $25 billion, recuperating from the effects of the corona virus pandemic, but they stayed well below the $34.5 billion registered in 2019.

The average spending per night for visitors leaving Turkey was $89. 75.1% of the visitors came to Turkey for travel, entertainment, sports and cultural activities. Their secondary reason of visit was visiting relatives and friends, which made 17.8% of these visitors.

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