Alanya HORECA and Food Expo 2026: Turkey Hospitality Fair
Alanya hosts the HORECA Equipment & Food Fairs Jan 20-22, 2026. Explore the trade hub for 42% of Turkey's hotel capacity and the 10th Gastro Alanya competition.
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Ali Burç is the editor of Turkish Sourcing News and the founder of Burc Consulting, an advisory firm that works with international companies on investment, market entry and business development in Türkiye. He oversees the publication's coverage of trade, manufacturing and investment.
Alanya hosts the HORECA Equipment & Food Fairs Jan 20-22, 2026. Explore the trade hub for 42% of Turkey's hotel capacity and the 10th Gastro Alanya competition.
With a 26% decrease in export volume, industry leaders warn of a downturn reaching 1980s levels and call for urgent policy reforms in 2026.
Starting Jan 2, 2026, Chinese citizens can visit Türkiye visa-free for 90 days. The move aims to attract 1 million tourists and strengthen $48.3 billion trade links.
Türkiye's jewelry industry faces a crisis as gold quotas and high prices drive workshops out of Kuyumcukent. Over 300 workshops face closure as production shifts to Dubai.
Anchovy exports reached 21 countries in 2025, with Belgium and France leading the market in a year of significant growth for Türkiye’s seafood sector.
Türkiye exported 402,234 tons of tomatoes worth $401 million to 51 countries in 2025. Romania, Ukraine, and Russia remain the top markets for Turkish exporters.
Japanese Defense Minister Gen Nakatani inspected leading Turkish firms like Baykar and TUSAŞ, showcasing deep interest in Turkey’s globally proven UAV, naval platform, and advanced jet trainer capabilities.
The $760 Million TL investment in Aliağa, İzmir, targets 100,000 unit annual capacity by mid-2026, driven by record Turkish motorcycle demand and Turkey’s growing regional production role.
The new 25,000 sqm highly automated air transfer center at Istanbul Airport connects 45 countries and boasts 7,000 package-per-hour sorting capacity, accelerating Turkish exports and e-commerce growth.
Investor confidence skyrockets as Turkey's fintech sector secures over $200M in the first half of the year, driven by massive deals in digital payments, Open Banking, and AI-powered security solutions.