Tourism in Turkey is set to return to near pre-pandemic levels this year, boosting the crisis-hit economy with the help of a recent currency crash that has made it a more attractive destination than ever, industry officials say. According to Majorca hoteliers, Turkey has benefitted from the requirement, now scrapped, that British teenagers should have the double vaccine to enter Spain.
Turkey carves up big slice of British holiday market, Mallorca beware
Bookings reach pre-pandemic levels
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Turkey is a different product to what is offered in Mallorca and this type of uneducated journalism is fairly typical of MDB and does nothing to support and benefit the tourism industry in Mallorca or its readers...as I have stated many times previously, if MDB wants to be a serious commentator on Balearic tourism it must improve the quality of its output (and there are of course exceptions to this that I will not mention here)