As part of the activities conducted by Alanya Tourism Promotion Foundation (ALTAV) officials, Hungarian members of the press Szilvia Szeszler and Gaborne Nagy conducted photography and research in Alanya for one week. While the duo examined historical structures, natural beauties, and marketplaces in the region, they conducted an interview with tradesman Cumali Bora regarding handmade soaps produced from medicinal plants. The prepared Alanya articles will be featured in the upcoming weeks in the travel magazine named Go Utazas, which has a circulation of 25 thousand in Hungary.

Officials from the Alanya Tourism Promotion Foundation (ALTAV), which showcases itself at more than 20 international fairs every year, are making significant contributions to the promotion of the region by attracting foreign members of the press to Alanya. Following the meetings held, Hungarian press members Szilvia Szeszler and Gaborne Nagy visited Alanya for one week to conduct photography and research. The duo conducted examinations regarding museums and archaeological sites, historical structures, marketplaces where village produce is sold, and the natural beauties of the region. Szeszler and Nagy also showed great interest in handmade soaps produced by a tradesman named Cumali Bora from medicinal plants he collected from the foothills of the Taurus Mountains and interviewed him. Articles about Alanya will be featured in the coming weeks in the travel magazine named Go Utazas, which has a circulation of 25,000 and is published throughout Hungary.