Mehmet Dahaoğlu, Vice President of the Alanya Tourism Promotion Foundation (ALTAV) and the Alanya Tourism Operators Association (ALTİD), announced that a 32-minute documentary about Alanya will be available for viewing in Turkish and English on the in-flight entertainment screens of Turkish Airlines (THY) planes flying to 129 countries. The documentary details Alanya's daytime and nighttime life, cultural heritage, agricultural areas, transportation advantages, and accommodation options. In addition, promotional videos and image videos about Alanya are planned to reach a wide audience through social media.

Mehmet Dahaoğlu, Deputy Chairman of the Alanya Tourism Promotion Foundation, said, "The Alanya documentary, which will be 32 minutes long, will be available for viewers in Turkish and English on the in-flight entertainment screens of THY planes flying to 129 countries."
The Alanya Tourism Promotion Foundation (ALTAV) continues its promotional activities with various projects. Recently, ALTAV hosted social media influencers in Alanya, reaching millions of people. Now, the Alanya documentary will be available to Turkish Airlines (THY) passengers. Passengers on all domestic and international THY flights will be able to enjoy a 32-minute Alanya documentary for a more pleasant journey.
‘WE WILL REACH WIDE SEGMENTS OF THE POPULATION.’
Mehmet Dahaoğlu, Vice President of the Association of Travel Agencies of Alanya (ALTAV) and the Alanya Tourism Operators Association (ALTİD), made a statement regarding the matter: "Alanya's daytime and nighttime activities, its cultural heritage and values, city life, agricultural areas, transportation advantages, accommodation options, and tourism were all described in detail. The documentary, which will be 32 minutes long, will be available to viewers in Turkish and English on the in-flight entertainment screens of Turkish Airlines planes flying to 129 countries. In addition to the documentary, a promotional film and image videos about Alanya will also be prepared and shared on social media, allowing us to reach a wider audience."