New Delhi: Turkey today advocated for more flight operation between it and India to increase tourist traffic as the existing flights are inadequate to cope with the demand.
Turkey Ambassador to India, Burak Akcapar, who met Tourism Minister K Chiranjeevi here, raised the issue of enhancing air frequency for increasing tourist traffic between the two countries.
Akcapar said existing flights between the two countries are unable to cope with the demand.
The ambassador suggested that the Tourism Ministry and Turkish authorities can undertake joint promotion to increase two-way traffic between India and Turkey.
17/06/13 PTI/Economic Times
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Turkey Ambassador to India, Burak Akcapar, who met Tourism Minister K Chiranjeevi here, raised the issue of enhancing air frequency for increasing tourist traffic between the two countries.
Akcapar said existing flights between the two countries are unable to cope with the demand.
The ambassador suggested that the Tourism Ministry and Turkish authorities can undertake joint promotion to increase two-way traffic between India and Turkey.
17/06/13 PTI/Economic Times
