DHMİ counts passenger movements, not people, so one return trip appears twice. Learn why the 193 million figure is not a tourist count and how to use airport data for hotel staffing without misquoting it.
Türkiye’s CPI accommodation index tracks prices paid by resident households, not foreign guests. Learn what it measures, what it leaves out, and how to build your own price series.
TÜİK reports USD 1,008 per visitor and USD 100 per night for 2025. These national averages differ from hotel folios due to population and definition gaps. Learn how to measure your own spend per guest correctly.
TÜİK estimates tourism revenue from visitor surveys, while the central bank records it as a services export. Learn how these two official figures differ and which to quote.
A practical calendar for hoteliers to track official Türkiye tourism data releases. Learn the publication schedules, lag times, and status of TÜİK, Ministry, and DHMİ figures.
Türkiye health tourism statistics come from two different instruments: TÜİK’s spending estimates and visitor counts. Learn how to cite them correctly and avoid common errors.
A tourism rank is only a fact when it names the publisher, edition, year and measure. This guide explains how to verify Türkiye's position and quote UN Tourism data accurately.
Antalya tourist numbers vary by source. This guide explains the three official series, how to read border entries versus facility stays, and how to cite provincial data without misleading your reader.
Every Ministry-certified facility in Türkiye must report monthly arrivals and overnight stays. This guide explains the reporting window, data definitions, and how the Ministry estimates figures for facilities that do not report.
Türkiye's tourism data comes from two publishers with different definitions. This guide explains how to read the long series, avoid revision traps, and quote changes honestly.
TÜİK's household survey counts residents traveling inside Türkiye, not hotel guests. Most domestic trips are visits to relatives, so total trips do not equal your market. Learn to read the data correctly.