The U.K. Ambassador to Ankara said four million British tourists would arrive in Türkiye in 2024.
The figure is expected to exceed 5 million in 2025, Jill Morris said during a visit to the Mediterranean resort town of Fethiye in Türkiye’s southwestern province of Muğla, according to a bulletin provided by the municipality.
Morris also visited Fethiye Mayor Alim Karaca, adding that many British tourists prefer Muğla for vacation.
Emphasizing that Fethiye is a significant center for agricultural production as well as tourism, and exports are made to various countries from the town, she said that foreign investors coming to Fethiye will add great value to the region and within the framework of negotiations in Ankara and London between the British government and Turkish authorities, export gates will be opened to the U.K. for important agricultural production centers, including Fethiye in the upcoming period.
Expressing satisfaction with Morris’ visit,…