Türkiye's tourism industry seeks opportunities to diversify its offerings. The country well known for summer resorts now tries to make a name for itself as a unique place to visit during the winter holidays.
Türkiye's ski resorts are welcoming many visitors as the country aims to diversify its tourism offerings and promote activities year-round to attract even more guests.
Foreigners who visit Türkiye often choose Palandöken, a popular ski resort located in the eastern province of Erzurum, due to its affordable prices.
Palandöken is one of Türkiye's key winter tourism destinations, attracting skiers of all skill levels. It hosts a large number of guests throughout the week, including on weekends.
Local and foreign tourists enjoy the resort's offerings, including skiing, snowboarding, sledding, a snowpark, and ziplines.
Situated approximately 20 kilometers from the airport, and 4 kilometers from the city center, this destination features five-star hotels, long international-standard ski tracks, excellent snow quality, and beautiful natural surroundings, along with convenient transportation and accommodation for visitors.
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