Ministry at the table with companies: Allocating parcels to hotel owners

The 'Public Real Estate Allocation Negotiation' was held in the Ministry meeting hall under the chairmanship of Deputy Minister of Culture and Tourism Nadir Alpaslan.

"TOURISM WILL GROW"

Speaking before the negotiations, Deputy Minister Alpaslan said, "Today, we are gathered for the second time to hold participation negotiations within the scope of the specifications for the allocation of public real estate to tourism investors for 2025. Tourism investors have applied for a total of five properties : two in Antalya , two in Muğla, and one in Kars. As a result of these negotiations, we will be negotiating with the applied investors to participate in the social and technical infrastructure. A total of 800 beds, four hotels , and one day-trip facility will be added to the country's tourism sector. We expect Turkey's tourism developments to further expand with these investments."

At the meeting, negotiations were held to determine the social and technical infrastructure participation share for the properties applied by tourism investors in accordance with the provisions of the "Regulation on the Allocation of Public Real Estate to Tourism Investments" within the scope of the "Tourism Encouragement Law", and then offers were received from tourism professionals.

5 ALLOCATIONS IN 3 CITIES

A 300-bed boutique hotel in the Kundu neighborhood of Antalya's Aksu district was opened for bids at 752.5 million Turkish Lira. The hotel was allocated for 752.5 million Turkish Lira to the sole applicant.

The company, which applied for a 300-bed, 5-star hotel in the Kızılağaç region of Antalya's Manavgat district, did not participate in the negotiations, so the third facility was moved on.

A daily facility in the İnönü neighborhood of Kars' Sarıkamış district opened for bids at a price of 5 million Turkish Lira. Two applications were submitted, and the company with the highest bid was allocated 32 million Turkish Lira.

The 350-bed, 5-star holiday village in the Kızılağaç Neighborhood of Muğla's Bodrum district was also opened for bids at 600 million TL, and the parcel was allocated to the company that submitted the only application for 602 million TL.

A 120-bed, five-star hotel project in the Torba neighborhood of Muğla's Bodrum district was opened for bids at a price of 151 million Turkish Lira. Since one of the two companies that applied for the parcel did not participate, the 151 million Turkish Lira was allocated to the participating company.