Economist assesses likelihood of cancellation of all-inclusive system in Turkish hotels
The all-inclusive system in Turkish hotels is popular among tourists, especially Russian ones.
Economist Mustafa Recep Ercin believes that Turkish hotels will not agree to abolish the all-inclusive system.
The Turkish government will not make this decision so as not to deprive the country of tourists, RIA Novosti writes.
All-inclusive hotel holidays are more profitable than eating in cafes and restaurants outside the hotel.
Restaurant prices in Turkey have risen sharply in recent years.
Alexander Lira, Sales Director of Travelata, emphasized that prices for holidays in Turkey have increased by 23 percent over the year.
Restaurant food prices have increased fivefold in two years.
Experts emphasize that this is due to inflation and rising food prices.
Therefore, the all-inclusive system in Turkish hotels remains a profitable bonus for tourists.
