Brief information on Turkish Tourism Industry including tourism infrastructure, number of visitors, tourism revenues, beach, yacht, congress, winter, health & thermal tourism, top 10 hotel chains in Turkey, and market outlook
I have been asked by a few of you on the application of Issue-based consulting methodology in developing strategy. Here's a sample of a Tourism sector strategy developed a few years ago for a city in Turkey. This file is intended to (a) demonstrate the application of the Issue-based Consulting methodology (b) provide a guide on how to work through a strategy development project, incl. the issue mapping, key aspects to analyze, and the reporting approach
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UNWTO 2015
By Amelia Suhandri / 14045015
Prodi Pendidikan Geografi 2014
Fakultas Ilmu sosial ( FIS )
Universitas Negeri Padang ( UNP )
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Presented by Rolando Canizal, Director,
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Nov 2015- Term 1 - Team A
Ana Corina Raffalli, Andrea Munoz, Aruna Iyer, Sati Boyjyan, Georgine Hajjar, Isabel Cang, Sanaa Zuberi
I have been asked by a few of you on the application of Issue-based consulting methodology in developing strategy. Here's a sample of a Tourism sector strategy developed a few years ago for a city in Turkey. This file is intended to (a) demonstrate the application of the Issue-based Consulting methodology (b) provide a guide on how to work through a strategy development project, incl. the issue mapping, key aspects to analyze, and the reporting approach
Tugas Geografi Pariwisata
UNWTO 2015
By Amelia Suhandri / 14045015
Prodi Pendidikan Geografi 2014
Fakultas Ilmu sosial ( FIS )
Universitas Negeri Padang ( UNP )
Philippines Tourism Overview and Directions 2011 - 2016Janette Toral
Presented by Rolando Canizal, Director,
Office of Tourism Planning, Research and Information Management, Department of Tourism last August 17, 2011 at the Hotel Sales and Marketing Association meeting. This presentation material is shared with the permission of Director Canizal.
Trocal - travel like a local
IE Business School, Madrid - Masters in Corporate Communications (2015-2016), Entrepreneurship with Prof. Emilio Cortes
Nov 2015- Term 1 - Team A
Ana Corina Raffalli, Andrea Munoz, Aruna Iyer, Sati Boyjyan, Georgine Hajjar, Isabel Cang, Sanaa Zuberi
Tugas Geografi Pariwisata
UNWTO 2012
By : Amelia Suhandri / 14045015
Pendidikan Geografi RB
Fakultas Ilmu Sosial ( FIS )
Universitas Negeri Padang ( UNP )
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Tourism to the Pacific is increasing and will be a key driver of economic growth in the coming decade. Yet despite more visitors to the Pacific, tourism growth is not inevitable for all countries in the region.
This brief identifies the trends driving this increase. To secure and sustainably harness the benefits of this growth, this brief recommends that Pacific island countries create an enabling environment for tourism through interventions in four areas:
tourism policy, strategy, and the regulatory environment; infrastructure; human resources; and product development and marketing.
Tourism can be seen as one of the key industries in world as it contributes more than 10% in global economic output along with one out of ten jobs, (WTTC, n.d). This statement of World Travel & Tourism Council indicates the importance of tourism industry in world economy. In current scenario world tourism industry is booming and so as in Britain. It is the key competitor for this industry and rated 7th in the world for number of visitors as well as their spending.
This report will provide the understanding of the environment under which this industry operates. This report includes the study of history and structure of travel and tourism, national policies about this sector and effect of changes in policies. This study also includes impacts of industry developments as well as effects of supply and demand.
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Competitive advantages of Turkey in medical tourism is presented with a case study about IVF transaction. Cost, quality, succes and safety components are compared between USA and Turkey in that point.
Medical Tourism in Turkey: with IVF case study, comparison to USA implementat...Mustafa Said YILDIZ
Medical tourism has become an important mechanism of obtaining medical care services and it is estimated that total value of medical tourism has become more than $100 billion per year. The number of patients travelling internationally will continue to increase with lower effective travel cost, improvements in quality of care in “medical hubs”, and the cost-advantage of obtaining services elsewhere. The flow of patients is not unidirectional; patients flow from developed to developing regions, between developing areas as well as from developing areas to developed economies. A number of factors affect the size and direction of the flow. Turkey is now competing with other regional hubs to develop its medical tourism industry. Since medical tourism focus on services that show little or no decline in value with delayed receipt of services, it is not surprising that dental care, cosmetic surgeries, etc. are being promoted. The purpose of this study is to better understand the factors associated with increased popularity of medical tourism in Turkey.
To better understand the process of development of medical tourism for specific type of medical care, this study examines one specialized intervention, In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), as the case study. In the past few years IVF has become an important medical tourism service for Turkey and analysis of its development can indicate how medical tourism evolves within a “hub” and how it can lead to development of other services for increasing the demand for general medical care by foreign patients. Cost of medical services in Turkey is only about 30% of the costs in Western Europe and the USA but the high demand for IVF services is not due to cost-advantage only; the success rate of IVF is found to be higher in Turkey than in the USA. Therefore, after correcting for the success rate, the cost-advantage per successful case becomes even higher. Over the last few years, quality indicators of Turkish hospitals in major medical tourism cities are also showing significant improvements implying that Turkey is moving towards creating significant comparative advantage in medical tourism.
This research indicates that most medical hubs like Turkey are going through rapid changes in their domestic medical care markets. Turkey has been successful in maintaining significant cost-advantage per unit of service provided compared to the cost in developed countries. Despite relatively low cost of care, the quality indices are showing significant improvements. In this case study we observe that the success rate of IVF has become better in Turkey than in the USA. If this trend of lower-cost but high quality continues, demand for medical tourism is likely to expand at a very rapid rate. In fact, higher level of medical tourism will be welfare improving for all and should be encouraged.
Tugas Geografi Pariwisata
UNWTO 2012
By : Amelia Suhandri / 14045015
Pendidikan Geografi RB
Fakultas Ilmu Sosial ( FIS )
Universitas Negeri Padang ( UNP )
Tourism as a Driver of Growth in the Pacific: A Pathway to Growth & Prosperit...SW Associates, LLC
Tourism to the Pacific is increasing and will be a key driver of economic growth in the coming decade. Yet despite more visitors to the Pacific, tourism growth is not inevitable for all countries in the region.
This brief identifies the trends driving this increase. To secure and sustainably harness the benefits of this growth, this brief recommends that Pacific island countries create an enabling environment for tourism through interventions in four areas:
tourism policy, strategy, and the regulatory environment; infrastructure; human resources; and product development and marketing.
Tourism can be seen as one of the key industries in world as it contributes more than 10% in global economic output along with one out of ten jobs, (WTTC, n.d). This statement of World Travel & Tourism Council indicates the importance of tourism industry in world economy. In current scenario world tourism industry is booming and so as in Britain. It is the key competitor for this industry and rated 7th in the world for number of visitors as well as their spending.
This report will provide the understanding of the environment under which this industry operates. This report includes the study of history and structure of travel and tourism, national policies about this sector and effect of changes in policies. This study also includes impacts of industry developments as well as effects of supply and demand.
International Tourism Marketing: An Analysis on Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Reg...IOSRJBM
As XUAR international tourism industry is improving gradually, we should see there are still serious problems in its industrial structure performance. With shift-share method, Pearson Correlation method and Principal component method, based on data of XUAR international tourism foreign exchange incomes from 2006 to 2015, this paper empirically analyzes each sector of XUAR international tourism and its industrial structure performance, as well as problems in sectors of transportation, sightseeing, accommodation, cater, commodity sales and entertainment. Meanwhile this paper also puts forward solutions to increase the benefit of XUAR international tourism industry.
Career Opportunities for Tourism and Hospitality Management StudentsSaurabh Bharti
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Medical Tourism Turkey(cost, quality, succes): IVF case study posterMustafa Said YILDIZ
Competitive advantages of Turkey in medical tourism is presented with a case study about IVF transaction. Cost, quality, succes and safety components are compared between USA and Turkey in that point.
Medical Tourism in Turkey: with IVF case study, comparison to USA implementat...Mustafa Said YILDIZ
Medical tourism has become an important mechanism of obtaining medical care services and it is estimated that total value of medical tourism has become more than $100 billion per year. The number of patients travelling internationally will continue to increase with lower effective travel cost, improvements in quality of care in “medical hubs”, and the cost-advantage of obtaining services elsewhere. The flow of patients is not unidirectional; patients flow from developed to developing regions, between developing areas as well as from developing areas to developed economies. A number of factors affect the size and direction of the flow. Turkey is now competing with other regional hubs to develop its medical tourism industry. Since medical tourism focus on services that show little or no decline in value with delayed receipt of services, it is not surprising that dental care, cosmetic surgeries, etc. are being promoted. The purpose of this study is to better understand the factors associated with increased popularity of medical tourism in Turkey.
To better understand the process of development of medical tourism for specific type of medical care, this study examines one specialized intervention, In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), as the case study. In the past few years IVF has become an important medical tourism service for Turkey and analysis of its development can indicate how medical tourism evolves within a “hub” and how it can lead to development of other services for increasing the demand for general medical care by foreign patients. Cost of medical services in Turkey is only about 30% of the costs in Western Europe and the USA but the high demand for IVF services is not due to cost-advantage only; the success rate of IVF is found to be higher in Turkey than in the USA. Therefore, after correcting for the success rate, the cost-advantage per successful case becomes even higher. Over the last few years, quality indicators of Turkish hospitals in major medical tourism cities are also showing significant improvements implying that Turkey is moving towards creating significant comparative advantage in medical tourism.
This research indicates that most medical hubs like Turkey are going through rapid changes in their domestic medical care markets. Turkey has been successful in maintaining significant cost-advantage per unit of service provided compared to the cost in developed countries. Despite relatively low cost of care, the quality indices are showing significant improvements. In this case study we observe that the success rate of IVF has become better in Turkey than in the USA. If this trend of lower-cost but high quality continues, demand for medical tourism is likely to expand at a very rapid rate. In fact, higher level of medical tourism will be welfare improving for all and should be encouraged.
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Development of Thessaloniki, Greece as a City Break Tourism Destination.Christos Patikas
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Spire Research and Consulting, Indonesia - Overview and Trends in Tourism Se...Jeffrey BAHAR
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3. 3
• One of the world’s most popular tourism destinations thanks to:
• Natural attractions
• Four different seas with long summers
• Unique historical and archaeological sites, crossroad for many ancient civilizations
• Improving touristic infrastructure
• Tradition of hospitality
• An ideal destination not only for sun, sea and sand, but also for:
• Golf Tourism
• Yacht Tourism
• Congress Tourism
• Winter Sports
• Health & Thermal Tourism
• Faith Tours
• Mountaineering
• Underwater Diving
• Rafting
A. Overview
Introduction
4. 4
• Tourism revenues reached USD 32.3 bn in 2013.
• The annual average growth rate btw. 2003 and 2013 was 8.8%.
A. Overview
Tourism Revenues
Source: Turkish Statistical Institute, 2014
5 000 000
10 000 000
15 000 000
20 000 000
25 000 000
30 000 000
35 000 000
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Tourism RevenuesUSD '000
5. 5
• Turkey ranks 6th in terms of tourist arrivals.
• 6,877 travel agencies in 2012. (Source: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2013)
• 13,628 tourist guides in 2012. (Source: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2013)
B. Visitors
Number of Visitors
International Tourist Arrivals, 2012
Ranking Country mn people
1 France 83.0
2 USA 67.0
3 China 57.7
4 Spain 57.7
5 Italy 46.4
6 Turkey 35.7
7 Germany 30.4
8 UK 29.3
9 Russia 25.7
10 Malaysia 25.0
Source: World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), 2013
6. 6
B. Visitors
Number of Visitors
Source: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2014
14.0
17.5
21.1
19.8
23.3
26.3 27.1
28.6
31.5 31.8
34.9
2.4 3.2 3.9 4.1 3.9
4.8 4.7 4.4
5.3 5.9
5.0
16.5
20.8
25.0
23.9
27.2
31.1 31.8
33.0
36.8
37.7
39.9
0.0
5.0
10.0
15.0
20.0
25.0
30.0
35.0
40.0
45.0
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Number of Visitors
Foreign Visitors Citizens Residing Abroad Total
mn people
• 9.2% average annual growth in the number of foreign visitors btw. 2003 and 2013.
7. 7
• Germany, Russia and UK are the main countries where visitors come from.
B. Visitors
Nationalities of Visitors
Nationalities of Visitors
Nationality Number of Visitors, 2013 Share %
Germany 5,041,323 14.4%
Russia 4,269,306 12.2%
UK 2,509,357 7.2%
Georgia 1,769,447 5.1%
Bulgaria 1,582,912 4.5%
Netherlands 1,312,466 3.8%
Iran 1,196,801 3.4%
France 1,046,010 3.0%
USA 785,971 2.3%
Ukraine 756,187 2.2%
Other 14,640,318 41.9%
Source: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2014
8. 8
• Main provinces of entry are Antalya, Istanbul and Mugla.
• 71% of the foreigners arrive by airways.
B. Visitors
Means of Transport & Provinces of Entry
Distribution of Foreigners Arriving in Turkey by Provinces of Entry and Means of Transport - 2013
Means of Transport
Air Land Train Sea Total Share %
ANTALYA 10 905 129 - - 215 601 11 120 730 31.9%
ISTANBUL 9 869 794 - - 616 503 10 486 297 30.0%
MUGLA 2 566 477 - - 496 212 3 062 689 8.8%
EDIRNE - 2 828 930 11 549 - 2 840 479 8.1%
ARTVIN 1 703 1 879 695 - 56 1 881 454 5.4%
IZMIR 865 796 - - 532 663 1 398 459 4.0%
Other 662 860 2 721 326 17 430 718 374 4 119 990 11.8%
Total 24 871 759 7 429 951 28 979 2 579 409 34 910 098 100.0%
Share % 71.2% 21.3% 0.1% 7.4% 100.0%
Source: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2014
9. 9
• 2,870 accommodation establishments and 706 thousand beds in 2012.
C. Tourism Infrastructure
Accommodation Establishments
Source: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2014
2 124 2 240 2 357 2 412 2 475 2 514 2 566 2 625 2 647 2 783 2 870
190 327 202 339 217 664 231 123 241 702 251 987 268 633 289 383 299 621 319 319 336 447
396 148
420 697
454 290
483 330
508 632
532 262
567 470
608 765 629 465
668 829
706 019
100 000
200 000
300 000
400 000
500 000
600 000
700 000
800 000
Number of Tourism Operation Licenced Accommodation Establishments
Number of Establishments Number of Rooms Number of Beds
10. 10
C. Tourism Infrastructure
Hotel Beds
Source: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2014
272 777, 46%
179 585, 31%
94 134, 16%
36 673, 6%
4 199, 1%
Classification of Hotel Beds, 2012
5 Stars 4 Stars 3 Stars 2 Stars 1 Star
• 706 thousand beds in tourism licensed accommodation establishments; 587
thousand of them are in hotels.
• 46% of the hotel beds belong to 5 star hotels.
11. 11
D. Types of Tourism
Beach Tourism
• 382 blue flag beaches, ranks 2nd in the world after Spain. (Source: The Foundation for Environmental
Education, 2014)
• 10% of the blue flag beaches in the world. (Source: The Foundation for Environmental Education, 2014)
• 954 yachting companies, with 1,704 yachts and 17,109 beds in 2012. (Source: Ministry of
Culture and Tourism, 2013)
• 91,594 foreign yachts (Flag Q yachts + yacts which have renewed their transitlog+
yachts have arrived on their route) and 104,169 foreign yachtsmen and crew
members arrived Turkish ports in 2012. (Source: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2013)
• 21 blue flag marinas. (Source: The Foundation for Environmental Education, 2014)
12. 12
D. Types of Tourism
Yacht Tourism
Source: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2013
1 335
1 663
1 815
2 156
4 078
5 770
6 834
10 786
17 605
34 528
- 5 000 10 000 15 000 20 000 25 000 30 000 35 000 40 000
Greece
Italy
Malta
Austria
Netherlands
France
Israel
Germany
U.Kingdom
U.S.A
Distribution of Foreign Yachts Arrived in Turkish Ports by their Flags, 2012
13. 13
D. Types of Tourism
Congress Tourism
• Turkey ranks 21st in the world and 13th in Europe in terms of the number of
meetings, with 179 meetings in 2012. (Source: International Congress and Convention Association, 2012)
• Istanbul ranks 9th in the world and 8th in Europe in terms of the number of meetings,
with 128 meetings in 2012. (Source: International Congress and Convention Association, 2012)
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D. Types of Tourism
Winter Tourism
Center Bed Capacity Current Mechanical Facilities
Current Target Number Capacity
(person/hour)
Length
(meters)
Erzurum Palandoken 2466 8850 16 24563 25788
Bursa Uludag 1600 4300 20 15000 18514
Bolu Koroglu 1580 4000 14 7000 10380
Kayseri Erciyes 920 6000 15 22750 25689
Kastamonu Cankiri Ilgaz 917 1300 2 1439 1593
Kocaeli Kartepe 800 1000 4 6400 3250
Kars Sarikamis 639 12000 3 4148 5573
Isparta Davraz 467 1600 4 3800 3577
Source: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2014
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• 1,500 thermal sources
• Turkey ranks 1st in Europe 7th in the world in terms of the potential of geothermal
resources.
• 51 thermal hotels with 8,048 rooms and 17,216 beds in 2012.
• 2023 target: USD 20 bn revenues from health tourism, 2 mn foreign patients
D. Types of Tourism
Health & Thermal Tourism
Source: Ministry of Culture and Tourism (2014), Ministry of Health (2012)
5376 5074
3858 3654 3568 3657
2541 2475
1171 1139
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Germany Bulgaria Iraq Romania Libya Azerbaijan UK Netherlands USA Russia
Health Tourists in Turkish Private Hospitals, Top 10 Nationalities, 2011
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Health Tourists in Turkish Public Hospitals, Top 10 Nationalities, 2011
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E. Main Companies
Top 10 hotel chains in Turkey
Hotel Name Number of Hotels, 2012 Number of Rooms, 2012
Hilton Int Group 22 5,519
Crystal Group 11 5,144
Rixos 10 4,533
InterContinental Group 16 3,394
Paloma-Diana 10 3,225
Kaya Group 9 3,076
WOW 5 2,914
Club Voyage 7 2,785
Delphin Group 5 2,644
Limak Group 9 2,578
Source: Resort Magazine, 2012
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E. Main Companies
Main Tourism Companies
Company Name Net Sales (TRY mn, 2012)*
Alkan Grup 913.7
Setur Servis 789.9
Odeon Turizm 780.0
ETS Tur 486.5
Tantur Turizm 348.7
Vista Turizm 328.9
Trek Turizm 284.0
*EUR 1 = TRY 2.31 in 2012
Source: Capital Magazine, 2013
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• 2023 targets of the government:
• 63 mn tourists
• USD 86 bn external tourism revenues
• USD 1,350 revenues per tourist
Source: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2007
• USD 24 bn (incl. accomodation investments of USD 13 bn) of investment will be
needed to reach 2023 targets.
Source: Turkish Tourism Investors Association, 2014
• Total contribution of travel and tourism to GDP is forecast to rise from TRY 192.6 bn
in 2013 to TRY 301.3 bn (11.9% of GDP) in 2024.
• Total contribution of travel and tourism to employment is forecast to rise from 2.3 mn
jobs in 2013 up to 3.1 mn jobs in 2024.
• Travel and tourism investment is forecast to rise from TRY 37.3 bn in 2013 to TRY
63 bn in 2024.
EUR 1 = TRY 2.528 in 2013
Source: World Travel & Tourism Council, 2014
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