Tomasz Rosset, a Polish journalist and the owner of Aktero, one of the consulting companies for the Polish Ministry of Tourism, had arrived in Alanya through the Alanya Promotion Foundation (ALTAV). After conducting a series of contacts here, Rosset returned to his country, stating that he would present the information and documents he collected about Alanya to Ministry officials in a file and would explain in detail to the officials which areas the tourism ties between the two countries should be strengthened in the coming years.
“THERE IS A CHARACTERISTIC HARMONY BETWEEN THE POLISH AND THE TURK”
In her article, written after returning to her country, Rosset mentioned Alanya's affordable tourist facilities, Gazipaşa-Alanya Airport, Alanya's 'Blue Flag' beaches, Turkish Coffee, and the characteristic harmony between Poles and Turks.
“THE GREAT MEETING WILL TAKE PLACE IN POLAND”
Rosset also stated in a message sent to ALTAV officials that he would convey the information received from officials of ALTAV, Alanya Tourist Operators Association (ALTİD), and the Association of Turkish Travel Agencies (TÜRSAB) to officials of the Ministry of Tourism of Poland, and added that he would conduct a special study for Alanya with members of the press and Ministry officials at the “TT Warsaw” tourism fair, which will be held in Poland's capital, Warsaw, between November 26-28.