To further boost trade and tourism between Turkey and India, Turkey would like to obtain e-Visas for its citizens traveling to India.
According to the Turkish ambassador to India
Nepal and Bhutan, Firat Suneltrade flows between the two nations have doubled over the last decadeHe also underlined the close and lasting ties between the two countries, which have supported each other in difficult times.
The potential of tourism as an engine of growth
For Firat Sunel, boosting tourist flows would be a real source of revenue for both countries. The main visitors to Turkey currently come from Germany, Russia and the UK. However, India represents a strong potential for the Turkish tourism sector, with aiming to attract over a million Indian travellers in the near future.
MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions) activities at the heart of travel between the two countries
- Strengthening cultural and economic exchanges through various MICE activities
- Opening up the Indian market for Turkish investments in the sector
- Creation of multi-sector partnerships between Indian and Turkish companies
To facilitate these exchanges, the Turkish ambassador has asked for e-visas to be introduced for Turkish nationals visiting India. Indian citizens already have access to e-Visa when visiting Turkey (30 days on site when arriving with Pegasus Airlines Or Turkish Airlines).
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