Turkey can be found again on Booking.com

Hotels in Turkey again became possible to book with one of the largest and most famous hotel reservation services online - Booking.com.

Recall that in March of last year there was a conflict, as a result of which Booking.com excluded Turkey from its search engine.

And now the platform for online booking again offers to reserve Turkish hotels.

The system is used by millions of people around the world, every year tens of thousands of places in hotels are booked with the help of this site.

According to the Minister of Culture and Tourism of Turkey Numan Kurtulmush, for a country where tourism is one of the important items of its income - "this is important from the economic point of view".

17.02.2018

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