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56.7 million tourists visited Turkey in 2023. The revenue of the tourism industry amounted to $54.3 billion. The number of tourists and income from tourism in Turkey by year: 2019 - 51.74 million people - $34.5 billion 2020 - 15.97 million people - $12.59 billion 2021 - 30 million people - $30.17 billion 2022 - 51.38 million people - $46.47 billion 2023 - 57.1 million people - $54.3 billion According to forecasts for 2024, the number of tourists will increase to 59.4 million, and tourism revenues will reach $59.6 billion. In the first two months of 2024, 4.3 million tourists have already visited Turkey. The maximum number of tourists came from the following countries: Iran - 437.9 thousand peopleRussia - 433.6 thousand peopleBulgaria - 345 thousand peopleGermany - 330 thousand peopleGeorgia - 207 thousand people

Among the foreign cities that Russian citizens are going to visit for the May holidays, Istanbul took the first place. This is reported by experts from the Aviasales search engine, who shared a list of the most popular foreign destinations among Russians for the May holidays. They also showed the average cost of a ticket per person for a round-trip flight: 1. Istanbul (Turkey) - 37,780 rubles.2. Tashkent (Uzbekistan) - 32,450 rubles.3. Yerevan (Armenia) - 29,800 rubles.4. Minsk (Belarus) - 15,040 rubles.5. Antalya (Turkey) - 47,590 rubles.6. Tbilisi (Georgia) - 48,810 rubles.7. Baku (Azerbaijan) - 35,490 rubles.8. Almaty (Kazakhstan) - 32,630 rubles.9. Dubai (UAE) - 62,730 rubles.10. Seoul (South Korea) - 70 350 rubles.

If you are not a fan of beach holidays, be sure to pay attention to the new Mesopotamia Express train excursion route. The Mesopotamia Express train is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of eastern and southeastern Turkey. Passengers will be able to enjoy the beautiful scenery, explore historical monuments and taste traditional regional cuisine. The 1,051 km route starts from Ankara. The first 3-hour train stop is in the historical capital of Cappadocia, Kayseri. Here tourists can visit ancient mosques, tombs and madrasas dating back to the 13th century. Further in Malatya, travelers will find the amazing Arslantepe open-air museum, as well as the opportunity to taste the most delicious apricots in Turkey. In Elaziga, you can enjoy popular meat dishes and the geographical local wine Okuzgozu, known throughout Turkey.

The financial Service has launched an investigation into 30 thousand bloggers who are popular on social networks. The Tax Audit Department has collected all the data and received information on the income of more than 30 thousand well-known bloggers in Turkey. Now all of them will be checked for tax concealment. The authorities say that bloggers have an obligation to pay taxes, like all other entrepreneurs, and income from advertising on social networks is also subject to taxation, like any other income.