British tourists say Turkey is the cheapest holiday destination

The rapid depreciation of the Turkish lira is increasing the interest of holidaymakers abroad towards Turkey. A study conducted in the UK also revealed how cheap Turkey has become for the British.

While the value of the British pound against the Turkish lira is gradually increasing, the British press is making headlines about the cheapness of holidays in Turkey.

Finally, the Daily Mail newspaper wrote that the cheapest holiday destination for tourists was Turkey. According to the news that said three meals in holiday centers in Turkey were only 55 pounds (1900 TL),  Turkey has left Bulgaria behind and became top of the list in the cheapest holiday destinations

‘INFLATION AND UNSTABLE ECONOMY’

In the price analysis conducted on 12 products, including food, sunscreen and beach supplies, the Turkish coast was determined as the cheapest holiday destinations. Writing that Turkey was the cheapest place in Europe, especially during family holidays, the Daily Mail reported that Marmaris was also the place where food, beverage and shopping prices were lowest according to research on tourist areas.

In the analysis, the Algarve region of Portugal was2. next up. Bulgaria took the third took place. The most expensive holiday destination was Ibiza, the holiday center of Spain.

In the study, it was pointed out that the increasingly cheapening of Turkey was due to the rising inflation and unstable economy in the country. It was emphasized that Sterling had gained 64 percent against the TL in the recent period.