Travel Bound has recently extended its Turkey offers, with more three, four and five star hotels, in addition to new sightseeing tours, and other services for independent travelers visiting the country. The extended offer comes as a result of a new partnership with the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the Turkish Airlines and Pamfilya Tourism.
"The combined marketing efforts of our company together with the Turkish Culture & Tourism Office, Turkish Airlines and Pamfilya Tourism will help boost awareness of Turkey’s attractions as a destination, which will make it easier for agents to sell," - said Richie Karaburun, Travel Bound’s president, in a press statement.
The interest in Turkey has increased more and more in the past years, as a result of Turkey’s own efforts of branding the country as an affordable destination, with quality services, historic attractions, and scenic landscapes. Travel Bound’s new offers make Turkey even more accessible to American travelers than ever before, and not only. Agents in Canada are also welcome to take advantage of these new opportunities.
Together with the Turkish Culture and Tourism Office, Turkish Airlines and Pamfilya Tourism, Travel Bound continues to help boost awareness of Turkey’s attractions as a destination. While in the past Turkey beyond Istanbul was almost an unfamiliar territory, the new offers by Travel Bound reveal new horizons. You will find a large number of destinations on the official Travel Bound website, as well as suggestions for itineraries, and much more. Travel Bound can also assist with customized tours for groups of ten or more anywhere in and around Turkey.
Travel Bound has nearly 200 hotels throughout Turkey. Destinations include Ankara, Antalya, Cesme, Bodrum, Fethiye, Goreme, Izmir and Kusadasi, as well as Istanbul. All hotel rates include breakfast, hotel tax and service charges.
To book commissionable hotels, tours and transfers in Turkey, travel agents are encouraged to book online at www.booktravelbound.com or call 800-808-9541 to speak with a travel specialist.
News source, Travel Agent Central.
