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Turkey to increase tourism’s contribution to GDP by 15%, says

JEDDAH: Turkey is aiming to boost the tourism sector’s contribution to the gross domestic product by up to 15 percent this year, said its top ministry official. Speaking on the sidelines of the 116th

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