According to the shared data, Sabiha Gökçen Airport was the most preferred airport after the schools closed. It was followed by Istanbul Airport, Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport, Ankara Esenboğa Airport and Antalya Airport. With the summer vacation and school closings, Antalya, Izmir, Trabzon, Bodrum and Adana were among the popular routes.

Most Preferred Domestic Airports

According to ENUYGUN.com data, the summer season domestic air traffic has made a strong start. Both in passenger numbers and flight ticket The increase in sales shows that the intensity will continue during the rest of the summer. In this context, there is also intensity at the airports of the prominent routes. The most preferred airports in our country are as follows;

Sabiha Gokcen Airport

Sabiha Gökçen International Airport terminal building, which has an annual passenger capacity of approximately 41 million and is located in the Pendik district on the Anatolian side of Istanbul, has sections such as domestic and international flights. It is easy to reach Sabiha Gökçen Airport, where major airlines' flights take place, by the M4 Kadıköy-Tavşantepe metro line or by buses.

Istanbul Airport

Located in the Arnavutköy district of Istanbul, Istanbul Airport is one of the largest airports in the world with an annual passenger capacity of approximately 90 million. The airport, which includes a main terminal building, three independent main runways, 2 spare runways, an air traffic control tower and various support facilities, has the latest technologies such as facial recognition technology, fast baggage claim systems and digital guidance screens.

Esenboğa Airport

The airport, which has an annual passenger capacity of over 12 million and is located in the Akyurt district of Ankara, uses a single terminal building for domestic and international flights. Ankara Esenboğa Airport is the most important stop for transportation from all over the world to the capital. The airport has VIP lounges, meeting rooms and comfortable waiting areas.

Adnan Menderes Airport

Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport, which has an annual passenger capacity of approximately 35 million and is located in the Gaziemir district of Izmir, has two separate terminals for domestic and international flights. Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport, which has a special importance as it provides transportation services to popular holiday destinations in Izmir and the Aegean Region, is a preferred airport with its easy access to touristic destinations. The airport, which has a green building certificate, draws attention with its environmentally friendly practices. It is possible to reach the city center quickly from the airport with the Izban line.

Antalya Airport

Antalya Airport, which serves in Antalya, the tourism center of Türkiye, has an annual passenger capacity of approximately 35 million. With its proximity to touristic areas such as Belek, Kemer and Side and its international terminal and domestic terminal, Antalya Airport hosts both domestic and international passengers and airline companies from all over the world.

Source: HORECA TREND and ENUYGUN.com

TatilBudur has listed special holiday routes for those with different holiday concepts.

Comfortable Holidays for Families with Children from TatilBudur

TatilBudur stands out with its carefully selected destinations for those looking for comfort and security on a family holiday. The first thing that comes to mind when it comes to the sea, sand and sun trio Antalya; Side, Kaleici It appeals to both history and nature lovers with its regions such as. Marmaris, While it continues to be a classic choice with its family-friendly facilities and beaches; FethiyeWith its all-inclusive concept, it is becoming a favourite among families who want to take a short break from their busy life.

Experience and Sharing Oriented Routes for Generation Z

For the new generation of holidaymakers, travel is no longer just about relaxing; it means discovering, experiencing and sharing. TatilBudur is on the radar of young travelers with its highly visual and social media-friendly destinations. Domestically; Bozcaada, Cunda, Kaş, Kalkan, Olympos, Alaçatı and Çeşme; It is among the stars of Instagram with its stone streets, boutique cafes and unique sunsets. Especially the deep blue bays of Kaş, the sunset in Bozcaada and the stone houses of Cunda are among the prominent frames on social media.

abroad if; Balkans, Egypt, Dubai ve Tayland Visa-free, easy-to-access cities like these are the favorites of young people with their historical texture, art-filled streets and cultural diversity.

Calmness, Nature and Renewal for White Collars

TatilBudur recommends peaceful holiday routes in touch with nature for white-collar workers who want to get away from the busy pace of city life. With its calmness and being in touch with nature,  Gocek, with its famous bays and clear sea Datca, with its crystal clear sea and bays that can only be reached by sea Selimiye, has a visual feast Cappadocia, Kaz Mountains ve Bodrumoffers ideal options for those looking for tranquility.

Source: HORECA TREND and HolidayBudur

Hundreds of events were organized at the Samsun Culture Road Festival, which started on June 21 and ended on June 29, from concerts to theater plays, exhibitions to gastronomy, archaeology to workshops. The events saw intense participation from the people of Samsun as well as from neighboring cities.

While occupancy rates in hotels increased during the festival, tradesmen also expressed their satisfaction with the dynamism in the city. It was emphasized that the festival, which was held in Samsun for the second time this year, made a great contribution to the city's economy.

In order to promote gastronomy values ​​at the Samsun Culture Road Festival, famous chefs such as Merve Akkuş, İdil Açıkalın and Barbaros Yoloğlu prepared local dishes at 12 “Taste Points” determined in Samsun. Many traditional tastes that are about to be forgotten in Samsun, especially products with geographical indications, were introduced to the guests.

Leading figures from the hotel and restaurant industry in Samsun also shared their views on the festival's contribution to the city.

Venn Group General Coordinator Selin Aykaç said, “The festival had a positive impact on our city, our hotel, and all businesses operating in the tourism sector. Occupancy rates are currently one hundred percent in our hotel. There are people coming from neighboring cities and abroad. We have a wide range of customers. On behalf of our city and hotel, we would like to thank the Ministry of Culture and Tourism for this beautiful event.”

Venn Boutique Hotel-Restaurant's Kitchen Chef İsmail Kanca said, "The festival greatly influenced the local flavors to be at the forefront in Samsun. I think the festival contributed to the tourism sector and to the people coming from outside in terms of promoting Samsun."

Saray Köfte Fish Restaurant Operations Manager Enver Güler said, “In the summer months, people who know the region prefer us for such festivals. We are also working to make them happy as much as we can in terms of service. People who join social media or tours can choose this place. We can say that there has been a 25-30 percent increase in occupancy during the festival.”

Owner of Delicious Döner Aydın Usta, Aydın Fırat, said, “It was great that the Turkish Culture Road Festival was in Samsun. The occupancy rates were also very good. The festival brought serious activity. Many people came from outside Samsun. We think that such events should increase. We would like to thank our Ministry of Culture and Tourism.”

Source: HORECA TREND and the Ministry of Tourism of the Republic of Turkey