“Third Age Tourism Summit” in Marmaris to bring together senior Turkish and international professionals
Marmaris is hosting a special summit that brings together Turkish and international professionals in senior-friendly tourism. The summit will address the impact of demographic changes in Europe on the tourism industry.
The Third-Age Tourism Summit, organized by the Marmaris Municipality, will bring together Turkish and foreign tourism professionals to discuss the effects of demographic shifts in Europe on tourism, and how Marmaris can position itself within this market.
The Summit Starts on November 9 at the Martı Resort Hotel
Under the title “Promotion and Marketing Summit for Third Age Tourism Potential of Marmaris’,” the event will kick off at 10:00 AM on Saturday, November 9, at the Martı Resort Hotel. Industry representatives will discuss the potential to develop senior-friendly tourism and sustainable projects. Speakers from Germany will share insights on how aging trends in Europe are impacting tourism.
Key Figures Will Gather at the Event
Hosted by Marmaris Mayor Acar Ünlü, the summit will also feature prominent names such as Muğla Metropolitan Mayor Ahmet Aras, Anke Budde, President of Germany’s Independent Travel Agencies Association, and Hüseyin Baraner, Secretary General of the World Sister Cities Tourism Association. Topics will include position of Marmaris in senior-friendly tourism and how to strengthen its standing in the European market.
Invitation from Marmaris Mayor Acar Ünlü
Commenting on the summit, Mayor Acar Ünlü said, “We organized this special event to promote Marmaris’ beauty and tourism potential. This summit, where we will discuss the impact of demographic changes in Europe on tourism, will be an important step for the future of Marmaris. We invite all tourism stakeholders to attend.”
Marmaris Takes New Steps to Diversify Tourism
This summit offers a valuable opportunity for Marmaris to position itself as a senior-friendly tourism destination, not just for young tourists. Marmaris Municipality, following developments in the European market, aims to increase tourism diversity by developing projects tailored to the needs of an aging population.
