Muğla’s 2027 Tourism Goal: Year-Round Tourism—Golf Investment in Dalaman on the Agenda
The TGA Board of Directors meeting discussed the golf tourism investments planned for Dalaman. Ercan Torunoğulları said they aim to extend Muğla’s tourism potential across all four seasons.
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At the TGA Board of Directors meeting chaired by Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, Turkey’s international promotional activities, its 2027 tourism goals, and efforts to increase tourism diversity were discussed.
Golf tourism investment in Dalaman on the agenda
Turkey Tourism Promotion and Development Agency (TGA) Board Member and Aegean Regional Representative, as well as Deputy Chair of Foreign Relations at the AK Party Headquarters, Ercan Torunoğulları, stated that the planned golf tourism investments in Dalaman were discussed at the meeting and noted that they aim to extend Muğla’s tourism potential across all four seasons.
“We want to showcase Muğla’s beauty year-round”
Torunoğulları said, “Our goal is to introduce Muğla to the world not only for its sea, sand, and sun, but also for its unique nature, rich gastronomy, history, cultural heritage, and its many beautiful villages. By diversifying tourism, we want to showcase the beauty of our region year-round and share these values with a wider audience,” he said.
During the meeting, the tourism data for the third quarter and the first nine months of 2026, as announced by Minister Ersoy, were also reviewed. Turkey’s tourism revenue for the first nine months reached $51.2 billion, while the average per-person nightly expenditure increased by 4.6 percent to $107.7.
Torunoğulları announced that efforts to attract new investments to Muğla and enhance the city’s brand value in international tourism will continue.
