Turkey tourists rush to rival holiday hotspot instead – as some call it 'the best' For years, Turkey has been the go-to place for foreign travel – thanks to its beautiful beaches, fascinating culture and budget-friendly getaways.
The country is ramping up its appeal as a tourist hotspot by enhancing public transport, developing cruise ports, and upgrading international signage, in the hope that it will boost their economy.
But emerging reports suggest that tourism in Turkey is taking a hit, with the sector reeling from price hikes and dwindling numbers of visitors.
To the North-East of Turkey lies the mountainous Georgia, today by far the most visited country in the South Caucasus.
On Reddit, travellers have been singing Georgia's praises – with some even dubbing it "the best" holiday spot.
