The "Tarkan" of the Russians at the Alanya stand.

At the MITT Moscow, the largest international tourism fair in Russia, a special Alanya stand of 50 square meters was set up by the Alanya Tourism Promotion Foundation (ALTAV) and the Alanya Tourism Operators Association (ALTİD). On the first day of the fair, the high level of interest and long queues were described by representatives of tour operators as the most crowded day of this fair, which they have been attending for years. The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey, Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu, and the celebrity Avraam Russo, visited the Alanya stand, held meetings, and posed for the press.

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Following the international tourism fair "Intourmarket Moscow," which took place in Russia between March 10-12, a large, custom-built 50-square-meter Alanya stand was set up at MITT Moscow, Russia's largest international tourism fair, which opened its doors on March 13. Mehmet Dahaoğlu, Deputy Chairman of the Alanya Tourism Promotion Foundation (ALTAV) and the Alanya Tourism Operators Association (ALTİD), reported from the fairgrounds that a large number of visitors were present on the first day of the fair. "The interest and attention are at the highest level," said Dahaoğlu. "A large number of agencies and hotel representatives from Alanya came to Moscow. Representatives of tour operators said that they have been attending this fair for years, but they have never seen such a crowd. There were long queues both at the entrance and at the stands. The positive atmosphere from Intourmarket is continuing and intensifying at MITT Moscow." 'MINISTER ÇAVUŞOĞLU VISITS THE ALANYA STAND' The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey, Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu, was one of the most important figures to visit the Alanya stand. Çavuşoğlu held meetings there and once again demonstrated his support for Alanya. Afterwards, Avraam Russo, a famous figure known as the "Tarkan of the Russians," visited the Alanya stand, took photos with his fans, and posed for the press.