Alanya under the spotlight.

A team from Alpha TV, which has achieved high ratings in the Republic of North Macedonia, has arrived in Alanya to conduct filming. Cengiz Topçu, a member of the Alanya Tourism Promotion Foundation Board of Directors, stated, "70% of the 25,000 tourists who come to Antalya from this country prefer Alanya."

Every year, relations are strengthening and the number of sister cities is increasing. On August 30th, Tatyana Trajkovska, a reporter for Alpha TV, and her cameraman, arrived in Alanya from the Republic of North Macedonia, a country with a population of 2 million 100 thousand. The organization, hosted by Mina Tur, received contributions from the Alanya Tourism Promotion Foundation (ALTAV). Cengiz Topçu, a member of the Board of Directors of ALTAV, who provided information to Trajkovska about Turkey, Antalya, and Alanya, and answered her questions, made the following statement regarding the visit: "In the country known as Macedonia, now officially the Republic of North Macedonia, Turkey and Atatürk are very popular. Therefore, the visit was scheduled to coincide with August 30th, in order to also record the atmosphere in Turkey. Our guest will be in Alanya for 3 days for meetings."

‘THE SECTOR IS BECOMING MORE RESILIENT’

Topçu stated that ALTAV is conducting activities to make the tourism sector more resilient to crises through market diversification. "The fact that 25,000 tourists came from this country to Antalya in 2018, that 70% of those tourists preferred Alanya, and that the number of guests is increasing every year is of great importance to us in terms of sustainable tourism, which we constantly emphasize. We would like to thank Mina Tur for their contributions."