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Calls grow to ground India’s aviation ties with Turkey, Azerbaijan

May 15, 2025
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Calls grow to ground India’s aviation ties with Turkey, Azerbaijan
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The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has recently released data indicating a significant increase in the number of Indian tourists visiting Turkey and Azerbaijan. According to the report, approximately 300,000 Indians visited Turkey in 2024, contributing a whopping $291.6 million to the country’s economy. Similarly, 250,000 Indians visited Azerbaijan during the same period, contributing $308.6 million to the country’s tourism industry.

This surge in Indian tourists to these two countries is a testament to the growing popularity of these destinations among Indian travelers. Turkey and Azerbaijan have always been known for their rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality. However, in recent years, they have emerged as top choices for Indian tourists seeking unique and memorable travel experiences.

The data released by CAIT is a clear indication of the strong ties between India and these two countries. The increasing number of Indian tourists not only contributes to the economy of these nations but also strengthens the cultural exchange and people-to-people connections between the countries.

Turkey, with its vibrant cities, breathtaking landscapes, and delicious cuisine, has always been a favorite among Indian travelers. The country offers a perfect blend of modernity and tradition, making it an ideal destination for all kinds of travelers. From exploring the ancient ruins of Ephesus to indulging in a hot air balloon ride over Cappadocia, there is something for everyone in Turkey.

Moreover, the warm hospitality of the Turkish people makes the experience even more memorable for Indian tourists. The country has also taken several initiatives to make it easier for Indian travelers to visit, such as introducing e-visas and direct flights from major Indian cities.

Similarly, Azerbaijan has also seen a significant increase in Indian tourists in recent years. The country’s rich history, stunning architecture, and natural beauty have captured the hearts of Indian travelers. The capital city of Baku, with its modern skyline and ancient Old City, is a must-visit for anyone traveling to Azerbaijan.

Apart from its cultural attractions, Azerbaijan also offers a variety of adventure activities, such as skiing in the Caucasus Mountains and exploring the mud volcanoes in Gobustan. The country’s warm and welcoming people, along with its delicious cuisine, make it a perfect destination for Indian tourists.

The increase in Indian tourists to Turkey and Azerbaijan is also a result of the efforts made by the respective governments to promote tourism. Both countries have been actively participating in travel fairs and roadshows in India, showcasing their unique offerings and attracting more tourists.

The growing number of Indian tourists to these countries also highlights the changing travel preferences of Indian travelers. They are now more open to exploring offbeat destinations and seeking authentic experiences, rather than just ticking off popular tourist spots.

The CAIT data also serves as a reminder of the immense potential for further growth in the tourism sector between India and these two countries. With the right marketing strategies and initiatives, Turkey and Azerbaijan can attract even more Indian tourists in the coming years.

In conclusion, the increase in Indian tourists to Turkey and Azerbaijan is a positive development for both countries. It not only boosts their economies but also strengthens the cultural ties between India and these nations. With their unique offerings and warm hospitality, Turkey and Azerbaijan are sure to continue to be top choices for Indian travelers in the future.

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