Over 3 million tourists came to Muğla with a 6% decrease.

Muğla, as one of Turkey's leading tourism destinations, is going through a challenging period as of 2024. Despite experiencing a 6 percent decrease compared to the same period last year, this situation does not overshadow the city’s tourism potential. Muğla stands out not only for its sea and sun but also for its historical and cultural richness.

Filled with the unique beauties of sea, sand, and sun, Muğla continues to be one of Turkey's most attractive holiday spots, hosting over 3 million tourists. Famous districts such as Bodrum, Marmaris, Fethiye, and Datça welcome many domestic and international visitors each year. These districts attract holidaymakers not only with their natural beauties but also with the entertainment and accommodation options they offer.

Muğla is also an important center for history and culture tourism, with 108 archaeological sites. Ancient ruins, historical settlements, and natural beauties offer a magnificent holiday experience while providing visitors with the opportunity to embark on a historical journey. These cultural riches increase the tourism mobility in the city, making significant contributions to the raw material and labor market.

On the other hand, the 6% decrease in Muğla is seen as a reflection of global tourism trends and economic fluctuations. Although this situation has been influenced by the pandemic process experienced in recent years, Muğla's tourism strategies and infrastructure provide a promising foundation for future improvements. This situation indicates that Muğla will continue to be a destination full of opportunities in terms of tourism.

In conclusion, Muğla's structure, which supports increasing activities such as diving, sailing, windsurfing, and cultural events, will continue to attract the attention of holidaymakers. Muğla shows openness to develop its tourism in both quantity and quality in the coming years.