Top 13 Companies with the Highest Market Value in the Tourism Sector

Market Value Distribution in the Tourism Sector

Turkey's tourism sector hosts numerous organizations that stand out with their size. The market value of these companies varies depending on general economic fluctuations and sector dynamics, while the impact of the major players in the sector is quite significant. Especially companies operating in the fields of food and beverage, aviation catering, and hospitality attract the attention of investors with higher scale and sustainability perception.

Leading Companies by Market Value

Taking all this data into account, the ranking of the companies with the highest market value in the tourism sector is as follows:

• DO-CO (DOCO): 114.5 billion TL, making it the largest company in the sector by far.


• TAB Gıda (TABGD): Ranked second with a market value of 68.1 billion TL.


• Altınyunus Çeşme (AYCES): A prominent company in the hospitality sector with a market value of 12.16 billion TL.


• Marmaris Altınyunus (MAALT): An intermediate player with a market value of 8.2 billion TL.


• Merit Turizm (MERIT): Holds a market value of 5.66 billion TL.


• Büyük Şefler Bigchefs (BIGCH): Attracts attention in the food and beverage sector with a market value of 5.25 billion TL.


• Petrokent Turizm (PKENT): Has a market value of 3.65 billion TL.


• Baydöner Restoranları (BYDNR): Ranks lower on the list with a market value of 2.69 billion TL.


• Tek-Art Turizm (TEKTU): Holds a market value of 2.59 billion TL.


• Martı Otel (MARTI): Shows a smaller scale with a market value of 1.68 billion TL.


• Etiler Gıda (ETILR): Has a market value of 931 million TL.


• Avrasya Petrol ve Turizm (AVTUR): At a level of 752 million TL.


• Ulaşlar Turizm Yatırımları (ULAS): Is at the bottom of the list with a market value of 751 million TL.

Market Volatility and Risk Analysis

The overall picture indicates that the market value in Turkey's tourism sector is concentrated around a few large companies; on the other hand, companies with smaller market values exhibit a more fragmented and volatile structure. Therefore, for investors, size is not only a guarantee but also brings potential risks along.