Eid al -Adha holiday was announced as 4.5 days this year. The administrative permit, which will begin in the afternoon of Thursday, June 5, will continue to cover June 6-7-8-9. Normal overtime in public institutions will start again on Tuesday, June 10th.
“It will be stuck in 4.5 days, everyone will act according to their budget”
Antalya City Council Tourism Working Group President Recep Yavuz evaluated the effects of the holiday decision on domestic tourism. The holiday will not be limited to 4.5 days will not cause a great loss Yavuz, “Already the domestic market is doing our 4.5 -day holiday. It does not necessarily have to be 9 days,” he said.
Yavuz, the decision of the decision may make some plans difficult to explain, “this will be better to make a plan program for people to make a long time,” he said.
Yavuz stated that he spread the exit and return time of holidaymakers during his 9 -day holidays, and this time everyone drew attention to the intensity of their departure on the same days.
“Greek islands may come to the forefront”
Recep Yavuz emphasized that the cost of the holiday is decisive rather than the time of the holiday, said that the holidaymakers in the domestic market will act according to economic conditions. Yavuz, “people economically can not remove this costly holiday. So a little more budget to the places that are a little more budget, for example, I think there will be a lot of demand for the Greek islands. Or a little shorter, 3 -day, 4 -day holidays can be returned,” he said.
“Antalya Toparlar”
Stating that the 2025 tourism season began slowly for Antalya, Yavuz said that this may be connected for economic reasons. Referring to the effect of Türkiye’s perception of expensive country abroad, Yavuz said that he believes that the city will complete the year at a good level again. Yavuz, “Antalya will close a number above last year. I do not give a number, but 20 million tourists, they do not say, they are very afaki predictions. But still one of the most preferred destinations in countries like Germany.
