The Chair of the Alanya Municipality Tourism Commission, Paulina Müftüoğlu, and the commission members visited the President of the Alanya Association of Tourism Operators (ALTİD), Burhan Sili, to discuss various tourism-related issues. During the meeting, topics such as reservations from Russia, Ukraine, Poland, England, and the domestic market, TGA promotional activities, vaccine passports, and low-interest loans were discussed. Additionally, the association of Alanya's title as the "Seljuk Winter Capital" with winter tourism, the promotion of Seljuk arts, and training programs for tourism personnel were also on the agenda.

Paulina Müftüoğlu, Chair of the Alanya Municipality Tourism Commission and Member of the Foreigners Assembly, visited Burhan Sili, Chair of the Alanya Tourism Operators Association. Important issues were discussed, with a focus on associating Alanya with its status as a "winter capital," raising tourism awareness among everyone, and addressing problems and shortcomings that affect tourists.
Paulina Müftüoğlu, Chair of the Alanya Municipality Tourism Commission and Member of the Foreigners Assembly, along with commission members Emine Çalış and Alper Kan, visited Burhan Sili, a member of the Board of Directors of the Türkiye Turizm Tanıtım ve Geliştirme Ajansı (TGA), the President of the Türkiye Otelciler Federasyonu (TÜROFED), and the President of the Alanya Turistik İşletmeciler Derneği (ALTİD). During the meeting, discussions covered topics including reservation statuses, particularly for Russia, Ukraine, Poland, England, and the domestic market; TGA promotional activities; vaccine passports; low-interest, long-term loans for facility renovations; the determination of special days and the organization of events related to Alanya's unique values; highlighting Seljuk art; linking Alanya's title as the "Seljuk Winter Capital" with winter tourism; the process of vaccinating tourism personnel; collecting feedback from tourists about their experiences in the city; ensuring that tourists facing problems do not feel helpless or alone; increasing training programs for the tourism sector and its employees; raising the awareness level of individuals who interact with tourists; and the mandatory use of price tags in shops.