ALTİD held regional evaluation meetings for 2024, bringing together hotel operators who are members in the İncekum, Avsallar, Türkler, Payallar, and Konaklı regions at the Gold Island Hotel. During the meetings, issues such as the shortage of qualified personnel, infrastructure deficiencies, regulatory changes, and proposed solutions necessary for the sustainability of the sector were discussed. ALTİD Chairman Burhan Sili stated that the main purpose of these consultations is to regularly develop solutions for the problems facing the tourism sector and to contribute to the sustainability of the sector.

ALTİD continued its 2024 regional evaluation meetings by meeting with member hotel operators in the İncekum, Avsallar, Türkler, Payallar, and Konaklı regions.
The Alanya Tourism Operators Association (ALTİD) Chairman Burhan Sili, along with board members, held a regional consultation meeting with the participation of hotel operators from İncekum, Avsallar, Türkler, Payallar, and Konaklı at the Gold Island Hotel. During the meeting, where regional and general tourism issues were discussed, topics such as the problem of qualified personnel and its solutions, the Antalya-Alanya highway, the expansion of Gazipaşa-Alanya Airport (GZP) terminal capacity, the increase in wastewater charges, the Ministry of Labor legislation, wastewater treatment and marine pollution, providing long-term, low-interest loans for the renovation of facilities, fairs to be attended in 2025, and planned activities related to water sports were addressed.
Sili stated, "We started this year's regional evaluation meetings by meeting with member hotel operators in the Kleopatra and Keykubad regions. Subsequently, we continued our meetings with the participation of hotel operators from Okurcalar. The main purpose of these meetings is to conduct regular consultations with you, develop solutions to the problems facing the tourism sector, and contribute to the sustainability of the sector. Throughout our term, together with our board, we are working to find solutions by regularly consulting with local governments, ministries, and relevant institutions regarding the problems experienced in the tourism sector."