The Erasmus+ project titled “Sustainable Tourism,” jointly prepared by Ümit Altay Mesleki ve Teknik Anadolu Lisesi, ALTİD, Alanya Municipality, and the District Directorate of National Education, has been approved. Within the scope of the project, 14 officials will conduct one-week visits to Germany and the Netherlands to examine practices regarding tourism diversity and to establish contact with the managers of relevant institutions. Through these studies, it is aimed to create alternative tourism opportunities and to diversify Alanya tourism by spreading it across 12 months.

The project titled “Sustainable Tourism” within the scope of the Erasmus+ Program, which was applied for by Ümit Altay Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School together with its project partners Alanya Tourism Association (ALTİD), Alanya Municipality, and the District Directorate of National Education, has been approved by the European Union Education and Youth Programs Agency. Within the scope of the project, 14 officials—consisting of 11 from Ümit Altay Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School, and 1 person each from ALTİD, Alanya Municipality, and the District Directorate of National Education—will examine practices regarding tourism diversity in Germany and the Netherlands for one week each and will establish contact with the managers of the relevant institutions. Within the scope of the project, it is aimed to create alternative tourism opportunities and to diversify Alanya tourism and spread it across 12 months.