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Anadolu Agency
Jan 21 2010
Turkey
ANTALYA, January 21. (A.A). 2010 would be the year of recovery for
tourism sector, chairman of a leading tourism confederation said
on Thursday.
Turkish Hoteliers' Federation (TUROFED) chairman Ahmet Barut told
the A.A correspondent that Turkey's tourism sector was affected by
global economic crisis less than other countries.
Barut said 27 million tourists visited Turkey and the country obtained
21 billion U.S. dollars in revenues in 2009.
"Impacts of economic crisis will also be felt this year but the
Turkish tourism sector will keep growing," he said.
"Our goal is to attract 28 million tourists to Turkey in 2010 and
obtain an income of 22 billion U.S. dollars," Barut said.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Anadolu Agency
Jan 21 2010
Turkey
ANTALYA, January 21. (A.A). 2010 would be the year of recovery for
tourism sector, chairman of a leading tourism confederation said
on Thursday.
Turkish Hoteliers' Federation (TUROFED) chairman Ahmet Barut told
the A.A correspondent that Turkey's tourism sector was affected by
global economic crisis less than other countries.
Barut said 27 million tourists visited Turkey and the country obtained
21 billion U.S. dollars in revenues in 2009.
"Impacts of economic crisis will also be felt this year but the
Turkish tourism sector will keep growing," he said.
"Our goal is to attract 28 million tourists to Turkey in 2010 and
obtain an income of 22 billion U.S. dollars," Barut said.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress