Alendo aku Russia ndi Germany akupitilizabe kukonda Antalya

Antalya, Turkey has smashed tourist records this year, hosting over 15 million so far. According to official figures by provincial authorities, 15,567,000 tourists have visited Antalya in 2019, setting an all-time tourism record with visitors coming from 193 countries.

Often regarded as Turkey’s “tourism capital”, Antalya has always been a center of interest for tourists looking to enjoy pristine Mediterranean beaches as well as the rich history of the region that has been home to countless civilizations.

Russian tourists showed the greatest interest in the province with about 5.5 million tourists from Jan. 1 to Oct. 31, 16 percent more than the previous year’s figures.

Germans ranked second at about 2.5 million, marking a 16 percent rise in their numbers as well.

Ukraine idakhala pachitatu ndi alendo pafupifupi 800,000, pomwe chiwerengero cha alendo aku Britain chidakwera mpaka 686,000, zomwe zidapangitsa kuti ikhale yachinayi pamndandanda.

Alendo ochokera ku Poland adakwana 535,000, pomwe Netherlands ili pafupi ndi 424,000 ndi Romania yomwe ili ndi alendo pafupifupi kotala miliyoni.

Msika wokopa alendo wakula kwambiri ku Turkey, kuwuluka nthawi yomweyo ya 2018.

The Ministry of Culture of Tourism announced late in October that Turkey attracted 36.4 million tourists in the first 10 months of the year, marking a 14.5 percent raise, with Antalya playing a significant role.

Makamaka, Spika wa Nyumba Yamalamulo ku Turkey Mustafa Sentop koyambirira kwa mwezi uno adati dziko la Turkey likufuna kulandira alendo 75 miliyoni mu 2023 ndikutolera ndalama zokwana $65 biliyoni.