The tour expert questioned the possibility of canceling the all-inclusive system in Turkey

The all-inclusive system in Turkey is most likely not to be canceled, as this sets the country apart from other tourist destinations. This opinion was expressed by the head of the international projects "Fly.<url>" and Lyubov Voronina, Managing director of the Let's Fly tour operator, in an interview with Izvestia on August 12.

"There is an opinion that the all—inclusive system is an outdated format, but nevertheless, thanks to this concept, Turkey is one of the most popular destinations," she said.

According to "Fly.<url>", the level of demand for tours to Turkey with arrivals in the summer season of this year is 8.4% higher than in the same period a year earlier. The average length of stay has not changed — eight nights, and the booking depth has increased by 16% — three weeks.

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With arrivals during the velvet season, the number of applications for tours to Turkey increased by 19% compared to the same date range a year earlier. The average length of stay has not changed — 8 nights, and the booking depth has increased by 13% — almost three months.

In summer, Turkey ranks first in terms of the number of tour bookings, accounting for 36% of total sales.

In the upcoming velvet season, Turkey also ranks first in total sales with a 42% share, according to <url>.

Earlier in the day, it was reported that Turkey is considering replacing the buffet in hotels and restaurants to combat food waste. The relevant report is being developed by the Council for Agricultural and Food Policy of the Turkish Presidential Administration for the head of the Republic Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

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