Burhan Sili, Chairman of the Alanya Tourism Operators Association (ALTİD), stated, "We have held meetings with the tourism committees of our political parties in Alanya to ensure more active collaboration. We will act in accordance with the interests of our city."
Members of the Türkiye Turizm Tanıtım ve Geliştirme Ajansı, the Board of Directors of the Türkiye Otelciler Federasyonu (TÜROFED), and the President of the Alanya Turistik İşletmeciler Derneği (ALTİD), Burhan Sili, along with members of the association's board of directors, visited the district chairmen of the Ak Parti (AKP), Milliyetçi Hareket Partisi (MHP), Cumhuriyet Halk Partisi (CHP), and İyi Parti in Alanya. Providing information about the visits, ALTİD President Sili stated that they held a series of meetings to address general and local issues that contribute to Alanya tourism and, consequently, the national economy. In a statement, Sili said, "We held these visits to actively work with the tourism committees of the political parties, support them with our knowledge, and ensure the creation of short, medium, and long-term projects."
'ISSUES WILL BE BROUGHT BEFORE THE COUNCIL.'
Sili emphasized the importance of Alanya working together with all its resources during this challenging period for the tourism sector and the country's tourism economy. "We desire the support of all political parties. Alanya, a city that contributes more to the national economy in terms of employment, foreign currency inflow, and added value than many other cities, wants to unite on common interests. In this regard, we will hold consultations with our esteemed District Governor, Mayor, and relevant chamber representatives, and we will prepare reports based on the data and findings we obtain from the tourism commission representatives of the political parties. We will conduct result-oriented work to overcome this difficult economic period. We will ensure that the shortcomings and needs that affect the tourism sector not only in Alanya but throughout the country are brought to the table in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM)."