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Mehmet Nane's insights on Tourism and Aviation Sectors

Pegasus Airlines Chairman of the Board, Mehmet Nane, provided assessments on the tourism and aviation sectors during the panel titled 'The Future of Airlines and Tourism' held within the scope of TIF 2023. "Turkish carriers bring 55 out of every 100 passengers to Turkey; we should increase this ratio." Nane, emphasizing the catalytic role of aviation for the tourism sector, stated, "Aviation becomes a catalyst for a strategic sector like tourism. Turkey is a geographically vast land. Air transportation is inevitable for efficient transportation in Turkey. Tourism is the sector with the highest added value in Turkey. Turkish carriers bring 55 out of every 100 passengers to Turkey. Each tourist contributes approximately $85 in added value. If we don't bring tourists to Turkey with Turkish carriers, we would lose that $85 added value." "Due to difficulties in engine supply, we are rescheduling five aircraft orders each year to the following year." Addressing the challenges in aviation, Nane stated, "One significant issue in aviation is the delay in aircraft deliveries. The aircraft delivered today was ordered six months ago. We are rescheduling five aircraft orders each year to the following year. There are global issues with some models regarding engines. Turkish Airlines cannot operate 16 of its aircraft. The repairs take between 120-180 days. This problem will further escalate in the coming years. Airlines in Europe using this aircraft model are experiencing significant cancellations.

Countdown has begun for the Tourism Investment Forum

The third Tourism Investment Forum (TIF) organized by the Turkish Tourism Investors Association will be held in Istanbul on November 29 this year. Turkish Tourism Investors Association (TTYD) continues its efforts to highlight Turkey's investments. One of the most important extensions of these studies is the Tourism Investment Forum, which will be held in Istanbul on November 29. The event will be held for the third time this year. Opinion leaders who shape tourism, international investors, financial institutions, banks and funds, domestic/foreign hotel and tourism facilities investors and operators, managers of international chains and brands, finance, legal and project development consultants, real estate development companies, cruise ports, marinas, Tourism Investment Forum (TIF), an important organization with the participation of airlines, innovative and technological playmakers and new generation investors, online travel agencies, tour operators and public institutions, aims to be an organization that will shape both Turkish and world tourism with its supporters. It was stated that TIF 2023 will be held in the strategic partnership of the Presidential Investment Office and the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), of which TTYD is a member. Topics that will determine the future of tourism investments 500 local and foreign investors are expected to participate in TIF 2023, where many topics such as guiding the tourism sector, creating models that will provide sustainable support, strengthening the financial structure and creating global tourism chain brands from Turkey will be discussed by local and foreign high-level speakers. TTYD President Oya Narin said, “TIF 2023 will be a giant meeting point where strong plans, grand vision and realistic strategies for tourism and tourism investments will be shared. We aim to evaluate new investment opportunities in tourism and hotel management and promote Turkey as a high-level investment destination by bringing together international investors, hotel brands, operators, financial institutions, banks and fund representatives who want to invest in Turkey's developing tourism potential. TIF 2023 is also the region's only B2B platform for tourism investments. TIF 2023 aims to create new and innovative models for the sector together with the participants.”

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Mehmet Nane's insights on Tourism and Aviation Sectors

Countdown has begun for the Tourism Investment Forum