İZMİR’10TURKEYTOURISM MARKETRESEARCH REPORTS

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010Real GDP Growth 5,3 9,4 8,4 6,9 4,7 0,8 -4,7 7,8Consumer Prices Inflation(avg. %) 25,3 8,6 8,2 9,6 8,8 10,4 6,5 8,7Budget Balance (% of GDP) -8,8 -5,2 -1,1 -0,6 -1,6 -1,8 -5,5 -3,6Current Accounts Balance(% of GDP) -2,5 -3,7 -4,6 -6 -5,8 -5,7 -2,3 -5,2Short-Term Interest Rate (avg. %)

36 22 15 16 17 16 9,2 6,6

TL/$ Average Exchange Rate 1,493 1,422 1,341 1,431 1,302 1,293 1,547 1,546

$/€ Average Exchange Rate 0,89 0,80 0,80 0,80 0,73 0,68 0,72 0,75Source: IMF, Eurostat 2011

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This study was conducted to examine the distribution and overnight accom-modation prices of accommodation facilities in districts of İzmir, one of the focal points of tourism in Turkey and the features of the hotels that cause the differences between the prices.

This study covers researching the distribution of accommodation facilities in all districts of İzmir and annual average overnight accommodation price per person (door price) of 2, 3, 4 and 5 star hotels in Çeşme and İzmir City Center which are the most tourist attracting districts

During preparation of this research report, newspaper advertisements for ho-tels for sale in this region were found for per-room sales values of hotels, the owners of the advertisements were called by phone and a survey was con-ducted on the accommodation prices and other features of the hotels and the agency prices (including profit) of the hotels were obtained from the back offices of the agencies.

The basic economic indicators of a country are also associated with the other sectors in that country. The basic data that we, İstanbul Gayri-menkul Değerleme, have provided below with regard to the Turkish economy are directly re-lated to the tourism potential in the country and the offer-demand balance of the hotels. Table 1 contains a summary of these data.

Table 2 shows the change of GDP of Turkey be-tween 2006 and 2010. According to IMF data, Turkey became the 16th greatest economy of the world in 2010 with a GDP of $736 billion.

The tourism revenues of Turkey between 2006 and 2010 are summarized in Table 3. In 2008, the number of tourists arriving in Turkey was calculated over 26 million and the tourism rev-enues increased by 18% when compared to the previous year and were calculated about $22 billion with a share of 3% in GDP. In 2009, the number of tourists exceeded 27 million; the share of tourism revenues in GDP rose up to 3,5% and $21,3 billion was gained from tour-ism revenues. Tourism Revenue of 2010 is $20,8 billion.

Purpose

Scope

Methodology

Table 1 Turkey – Basic Economic Indicators

Gross Domestic Product and Tourism Revenues

Table 2 Gross Domestic Product

Source: TURKSTAT, 2011

Source: TURKSTAT, 2010

Table 3 Tourism Revenues

General Economic Appearance

İZMİR TOURISM MARKET RESEARCH, 2010

İzmir – Research Area

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In 2009 Turkey ranked 7th in the number of foreign tourists arriving and left Germany and Mexico behind. In rev-enues, it rose one step higher than the previous year and became the 9th. The tourism revenues of Turkey in 2009 was recorded as $21,3 billion. The number of foreign tourists arriving in Turkey in 2009 was 25,5 million.

Tourism in Turkey and in the World

İzmirIzmir, with a total land of 11.973 km2, is situated at the west of the Aegean Region and is sur-rounded by Balıkesir in the north, by Manisa in the east and Aydın in the south. It is at a distance of 173 km from Balıkesir, 36 km from Manisa and 130 km from Aydın. İzmir is located in western Turkey, has a forest ratio of 40%, 629 km of Mediterra-nean Sea shoreline and is very popular for its sun and sea attractions and his-toric remains. It is the third biggest city of Turkey, after Istanbul and Ankara.

Socio-Economical Structure According to the development scale prepared by the State Plan-ning Organization in 2003, İzmir comes third of 81 cities of Turkey in terms of socio-economic development level. It has 30 provinces, 91 municipalities and 621 villages. According to the latest data provided by TURKSTAT, it had a settled population of 3.868.308 people as of 2009. Its most crowded province is Buca, with a population of 415.967. In 2003, the State Planning Organi-zation prepared a study show-ing the development per-formance of Izmir; the results are shown in Table 6.

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Country Mllion People

1 France 74,2

2 U.S.A. 54,9

3 Spain 52,2

4 China 50,9

5 Italy 43,2

6 England 28,0

7 Turkey 25,5

8 Germany 24,2

9 Malaysia 23,6

10 Mexico 21,5

Country Billion $

1 U.S.A. 94,2

2 Spain 53,2

3 France 48,7

4 Italy 40,2

5 China 39,7

6 Germany 34,7

7 England 30,1

8 Australia 25,6

9 Turkey 21,3

10 Austria N/A

Table 4 Tourism Revenues in the World - 2009

Table 5 Number of Foreign Tourists Arriving - 2009

Source: WTO, 2010

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Economic Pattern

Table 8 Sectoral Distribution of Employment (2004)

Table 7 GDP per Person ($)The GDP per person of a country or city is one of the main indicators of income and accord-ingly the economic welfare level of the resi-dents. Izmir, listed as the 6th of 81 cities in GDP per person, is listed as the 3th in assessment of the general performance.

The breakdown of employment by industries in 2004 is shown in Table 8. Agricultural industry has a ratio of 28.54%, while the services sector, which includes tourism, has a ratio of 45.46%.

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Table 6 İzmir Province Development Performance

Year İzmir Aegean Region Turkey Position

DEMOGRAPHIC INDICATORS

Total Population 2000 3.370.866 8.398.781 67.803.927 3

Urbanization Rate (%) 2000 81,07 61,48 64,9 3

Annual Average Population Growth %o19902000

22,38 16,29 18,28 15

Population Density (person/km²) 2000 280,62 100 88 3

Fertility Rate 2000 1,75 2,17 2,53 77

Average Size of Household 2000 3,58 0,81 4,5 78

EMPLOYMENT INDICATORS

The ratio of persons working in agriculture within the total employment (%) 2000 28,54 50,48 48,38 79

The ratio of persons working in industry within the total employment (%) 2000 20,58 13,84 13,35 5

The ratio of persons working in commerce within the total employment (%) 2000 14,54 10,1 9,67 3

INDUSTRIAL INDICATORS

Number of Parcels in Organized Industrial Zones 2000 1.252 3.439 28.726 2

Manufacturing Industry Added Value per Person (million TL) 2000 4.947 13.941 81.302 1

FINANCIAL INDICATORS

Share in GDP (%) 2000 7,30 15,28 100 3

GDP per Person(million TL) 2000 2.696 2.130 1.837 6Source: SPO, 2003

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DISTRICT AGRI. (%) INDUST. (%) SERVICES (%)

Balçova 2,4 23,0 74,0

Bornova 0,6 39,1 60,1

Buca 0,6 40,1 59,1

Çiğli 0,8 43,3 55,7

Gaziemir 0,5 25,1 74,1

Güzelbahçe 9,6 20,6 69,5

Karşıyaka 0,6 35,6 63,5

Konak 0,5 34,6 64,6

Narlıdere 3,2 14,9 81,6

Aliağa 33,4 31,9 34,5

Bayındır 79,5 4,9 15,4

Bergama 69,0 7,0 23,9

Beydağ 79,3 5,6 15,1

Çeşme 31,9 7,7 60,2

DISTRICT AGRI. (%) INDUST. (%) SERVICES (%)

Dikili 64,2 5,3 30,4

Foça 31,8 3,6 64,5

Karaburun 61,7 4,9 33,3

Kemalpaşa 59,4 18,7 21,8

Kınık 80,00 5,0 14,8

Kiraz 86,8 2,8 10,3

Menderes 62,8 11,4 25,7

Menemen 57,8 13,7 28,4

Ödemiş 70,4 7,0 22,5

Seferhisar 48,2 9,0 42,7

Selçuk 44,6 6,7 48,5

Tire 68,1 9,4 22,4

Torbalı 60,8 16,0 23,0

Urla 35,0 8,5 56,4

CITY WIDE 28,5 25,8 45,4

2009 2010 Numerical Variation

Variation by ratio

January 29.457 21.245 -8.212 %-27,9

February 30.211 28.658 -1.553 %-5,1

March 33.192 32.220 -972 % -2,9

April 77.650 59.385 -18.265 %-23,5

May 110.304 130.455 20.151 % 18,3

June 136.875 158.784 21.909 % 16,0

July 176.531 191.920 15.389 % 8,7

August 153.225 184.109 30.884 % 20,1

September 134.514 154.663 20.119 % 14,9

October 99.764 118.402 18.638 % 18,6

November 42.217 47.260 5.043 % 11,9

December 33.008 28.749 -4.259 %-12,9

TOTAL 1.056.948 1.155.820 98.872 % 9,3

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İzmir has many natural beaches along the coast of the Aegean Sea. Among the most popular beaches in the city are Selçuk, Pamucak, Gümüldür and Özdere beaches in the south, Urla-Çeşmealtı, Özbek, Gülbahçe, Çeşme-Ilıca, Altınkum and Alaçatı in the west and Dikili, Çandarlı and Foça, Yeni Foça in the North can be cited.

Izmir’s beaches have potential for yacht tourism. The unspoilt nature of the bays, ruins all along the coast, and other cultural values support this potential. Çeşme Yacht Marina, Çeşme Altınyunus Marina, Alaçatı Pier, Urla Pier, Özbek Harbour, Seferihisar Sığacık Yatis have significant roles for the development of yacht tourism.

Çeşme and Sığacık Marinas have been tendered based on the Build-Operate-Transfer model and opened in 2010. Karaburun, Çeşme-Şifne and Yenifoça marinas also tendered based on the Build-Operate-Transfer model. There are also other yacht marinas operated by public or private entities.

TourismAccording to 2010 data, the number of foreign tourists come to visit İzmir was 1.155.820, while the number of domestic tourists was 431.186.

The borders where foreign tourists entered Izmir in 2010 are shown in Table 10. The percentage of foreign tourists coming by air trans-portation was 65%, while 35% arrived by cruise ship.

Table 11 shows the numbers of foreign tourists coming to Izmir in 2009 and 2010. In 2009, the number of tourists come to Izmir was 1.056.948 and increased by 9,3% to 1.155.820 in 2010.

Table 10 Border Statistics of İzmir-2010

Table 9 Number of Foreign Tourists Arriving

Table 11 Number of Incoming Foreign Tourists 2009 - 2010

Tourism Types

Beach Tourism

Source: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2011Source: Izmir Province Culture and Tourism Directorate, 2011

The tourism types offered by İzmir that have room for development are beach tourism, cultural tourism, religious tourism, congress tourism, winter tourism, thermal tourism, nature tourism, camp and caravan tourism and sports tourism.

Marina Name Capacity (Num. of Yachts)

Çeşme Marina 400

Sığacık Marina 400

Yenifoça Marina 225

Çeşme-Şifne Marina 200

Karaburun Marina 200

Setur Çeşme Altunyunus Marina 180

Çeşme Dalyanköy Marina 100

Eskifoça Marina 80

Levent Marina 70

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Archeological and cultural assets, most notably Bergama and Ephesus, have great potential for Izmir tourism. The Double Church in Ephesus in have a central role for Christians, as it is the first church dedicated to Virgin Mary and one of the first seven churches of Christianity. Another archeological site important for religious tourism is the Seven Sleepers Cave in Ephe-sus. The cave and its vicinity is a central place for Christians. Furthermore, Virgin Mary’s House and Church, declared a shrine in 1961 by the Vatican, are also critical for religious tourism.

Izmir has significant infrastructure facilities for congress tourism. There are 65 congress halls in 14 Ministry of Tourism-approved hotels, most notably Büyük Efes Hotel, Hilton Hotel, Termal Prenses Hotel, Çeşme Altınyunus Hotel and Richmond Ephesus Hotels. The total capacity of these congress halls is around 11.000.

Izmir Fair was opened in 1927 and is held every year in September in İzmir Culture Park. It is one of the oldest and best-known fairs of Turkey. This year, the 80th edition will hold where more than 1.000 foreign and local companies from 60 countries will exhibite their products in 15 different categories. The fair is open for 10 days and is visited by around 1.5 million people.

Congress Tourism

Fair Tourism

Winter Tourism

Thermal Tourism

Nature Tourism

Sports Tourism

Culture and Religious Tourism

The skiing center in Ödemiş-Bozdağ is the most important resort in Aegean Region, which does not have much to offer for winter tourism. Natural ski runs in northern hills of Bozdağ are used for winter sports.

Balçova Spa: There are two thermal resorts. Balço-va Thermal Resort belongs to City Administration and has 204 rooms and 406 beds. The other re-sort is the Princess Hotel. This 5-star hotel has 278 rooms and 630 beds. Çeşme Ilıca Spa: There are four thermal resorts. Çeşme Altınyunus Hotel is a first-class holiday vil-lage and has 353 rooms and 1030 beds. 5-star Çeşme Sheraton Hotel has thermal resort license and has 377 rooms and 870 beds. The total num-ber of rooms and beds in other two hotels, Ther-mal Lord and Delmar Hotel, are 132 and 262 re-spectively. Çeşme Şifne Spa: There is one accommodation es-tablishment with 40 rooms and 80 beds.

Lakes and highlands are particularly attractive and have potential for nature tourism. Specifically Ödemiş Gölcük Highland, Ödemiş Subatan High-land, Yamanlar Karagöl ve Bergama Kozak High-lands are good places for nature tourism. However, only Ödemiş Gölcük Highland has accommodation establishments.

The most notable place for sports in Izmir is Alaçatı, for windsurfing. Located only 10 minutes from Çeşme, Alaçatı is known as one of the world’s top spots for windsurfing. In addition to regular winds and waves, Alaçatı is suitable for these sports with the shape of its coast, and will be an important fac-tor in future development of tourism in the area. Another important potential for sports tourism is the facilities built in the center of the city. In addi-tion to the Mediterranean Olympics in the 1970s, the Universiad Olympics in 2005 helped develop-ment of the infrastructure and contributed to di-versity in Izmir’s tourism .

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İzmir is one of the most important centers of domestic tourism, and is also an important holiday destination for foreign tourists.

Table 12 shows distribution of the nationalities of the foreign tourists arriving in 2010. Germans come first, with a share of 24%, followed by Italy, England and France.

Table 13 shows the top 5 destinations chosen by foreign tourists in the Aegean Region. Two out of the first 5 provinces in this list are located in Izmir. The others are in Muğla and Aydın.

Transportation preference for domestic and foreign tourists to Izmir between 2006-2010 is summarized in Table 14. The number of tourists rose 48% between 2006 - 2010 and among those the number of tourists that chose sea transport increased by 73% in the past 5 years, while airline passenger numbers rose by 38%.

Events and Festivals

Profile of Foreign Tourists Visiting İzmir

Name of the event Organizer Venue Date

İzmir European Jazz Festival İzmir Culture and Arts Foundation İzmir March

International İzmir Festival İzmir Culture and Arts Foundation İzmir June-October

Çeşme Sea Festivals and International Singing Contest

TR, Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Çeşme Municipality Çeşme July

İzmir Culture and Arts Festival İzmir Culture and Arts Foundation Çeşme July

Izmir International Fair İZFAŞ İzmir September

Table 12 Distribution of the Nationalities of the Foreign Tourists Arriving 2010

Table 13 The First 5 Regions Preferred in Turkey by Foreign Tourists - 2008

Table 14 Transportation Preference of Tourists in İzmir

Source: Izmir Province Culture and Tourism Directorate, 2011

Source: Izmir Province Culture and Tourism Directorate, 2011

Source: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2011

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Increase in 2006-2010

Airlines 541.952 628.568 697.433 690.394 748.203 %38

Seaway 235.196 342.204 376.655 366.554 407.617 %73

Total 777.148 970.722 1.074.088 1.056.948 1.155.820 %48

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The main airport of İzmir is Adnan Menderes Airport, located in Gaziemir.

The airport covers 8.200.000 m2 hectares and has 2 passenger terminals with 9 million passengers/year capacity. The domestic flight terminal covers 28.500 m2 while the international terminal has an area of 107.699 m2.

Adnan Menderes Airport was opened in 1987 and renovated in 2006, and has direct flights to 20 countries, such as Germany, the Netherlands, UK and France.

The distances of the airport to some points are shown in Table 15.

Table 16 shows passenger movements in Adnan Menderes Airport. The increase in the number of incoming and outgoing pas-sengers between 2002-2009 is at 14%. Also the ratio increased by 13% in domestic passenger movements and 14% in foreign passenger movements.

Table 17 shows the number of visitors to Adnan Menderes and Turkey airports overall between 2002 and 2009. According to this table, there is 94 % growth in number of tourists come to Turkey between 2002 – 2009, and there is an increase of 15 % in the number of visitors to Adnan Menderes Airport.

Table 15 Distances of Adnan Menderes Airport from Some Districts

Table 16 Adnan Menderes Airport Passenger Movements

Airports

Konak 20 km Selçuk 55 km

Karşıyaka 40 km Efes 55 km

Seferihisar 40 km Foça 80 km

Urla 50 km Çeşme 88 km

Year Total % Change Domestic %

Change Foreign % Change

% Domestic Share

% ForeignShare

2002 1.835.709 4,5 623.209 0,0 1.212.500 7,0 33,9 66,1

2003 1.608.679 -12,4 604.693 -3,0 1.003.986 -17,2 37,6 62,4

2004 1.960.432 21,9 691.516 14,4 1.268.916 26,4 35,3 64,7

2005 2.005.067 2,3 666.558 -3,6 1.338.509 5,5 33,2 66,8

2006 1.773.933 -11,5 693.679 4,1 1.080.254 -19,3 39,1 60,92007 2.017.720 13,7 741.475 6,9 1.276.245 18,1 36,7 63,32008 2.125.302 5,3 725.953 -2,1 1.399.349 9,6 34,2 65,82009 2.094.982 -1,4 707.122 -2,6 1.387.860 -0,8 33,8 66,2

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Table 17 Distribution of the Number of Passengers Arriving at İzmir and Turkey Airports in Years

Years Turkey %Change İzmir %

ChangeShare of

İzmir

2002 13.059.316 %14,3 897.342 %2,8 %7

2003 13.444.090 %2,9 752.869 %-16,1 %6

2004 16.394.773 %21,9 977.195 %29,8 %6

2005 19.680.061 %20 993.716 %1,7 %5

2006 19.683.478 %2 888.322 %-10,6 %5

2007 22.967.702 %16,7 992.889 %11,8 %4

2008 25.368.296 %10,5 1.060.433 %6,8 %4

2009 25.411.051 %2 1.039.389 %-2,0 %4

2002-2009 94% %15

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Table 18 shows the number of visitors to İzmir Adnan Men-deres Airport and Turkish airports in 2010. The number of visitors peaks in July and August. The num-ber of passengers increases in September and October, the time of festivals and fairs but decline in February and No-vember.

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Accomodation EstablishmentsThe distribution of accomodation establishments licensed by Ministry of Culture and Tourism is shown in Table 19 and İzmir has 5% of these establishments with 128 resorts. Izmir comes 5th after Antalya, Muğla, Istanbul and Ankara.

Table 20 shows the distribution of accomodation establishments licensed by the local administrations. Izmir ranked 6th in Turkey, with 422 establishments and has a share of 6%.

Table 21 shows foreign visitors’ accommodation preference in Turkey. Foreign tourists opt for 5 Star hotels at a ratio of 43%. The 4 Star hotels come second, and tourists that prefer holiday villages have a ratio of 8%.

Three star hotels are the first choice of domestic tourists in Izmir with a ratio of 28%, as can be seen in Table 22. While 5 Star hotels are in the second position with a ratio of %25, third preference is 4 Star hotel with a ratio %21 the domestic tourists that choose 4 Star hotels are at 21%.

Table 19 Distribution of Touristic Accomodation Establishments Licensed by Min. Of Cul.and Tour.

Table 20 Distribution of Touristic Accomodation Establishments Licensed by Local Administrations

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Source: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2011

Table 18 Number of Passengers Arriving At Turkey and İzmir Airports - 2010

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Table 21 Accomodation Type Preferred by Foreign Tourists2009

Table 22 Accomodation Type Preferred by Domestic Tourists 2009

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According to the information obtained from İzmir Province Culture and Tourism Directorate, the number of accomodation estab-lishments licensed by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism is 128 around İzmir and the total number of beds is 25.468 in these establishments.

Table 23 shows the distribution of accomodation establishments licensed by the Ministry of Tourism in the provinces of İzmir. The provinces with highest number of establishments are Konak (İzmir Merkez), Çeşme, Selçuk, Menderes, Foça, Seferihisar and Dikili. Konak, Çeşme and Selçuk have 70% of the establishments in İzmir.

Num. of Estab.

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Num. of Beds

% Change

2000 196 35.496

2001 197 %0,5 36.569 %3

2002 183 %-7,1 35.385 -%3,2

2003 184 %0,5 36.142 %2,1

2004 184 %0 38.850 %7,5

2005 180 %-2,2 38.950 %0,3

2006 174 %-3,3 36.494 -%6,3

2007 181 %4 40.744 %11,6

2008 175 %-3,3 40.671 %0,2

2009 179 -%2,3 41.399 %1,8

Yatak Sayısı Değişim Oranı 2000-2009

%16,6

Table 24 shows that the distribution of the accommodation establishments licensed by Min-istry of Culture and Tourism and number of beds in İzmir according to the years and number of beds in 2000-2009 increased by 16,6 %.

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Accomodation Establishments Licensed by Ministry of Tourism

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Table 23 Distribution of Accomodation Establishments Licensed by Ministry of Culture and Tourism - 2009

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The accomodation establishments with Operation and Investment Licensed by Ministry of Tourism and Culture are usually located in Konak (İzmir center) and Çeşme. If we are to look at the distribution of these types of hotels, İzmir Center has mostly 2, 3 and 4 Star hotels while Çeşme is populated with 2 Star hotels and boutique hotels. Table 27 shows the distribution of the types of establishments approved by the local administrations in the two provinces of İzmir with the highest number of establishments. When we look at the distribution of types of these hotels , are also mostly located in Konak (İzmir center) and Çeşme. Çeşme has a leader position both in terms of hotels and pensions.

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Table 25 Distribution of Accomodation Establishments Licensed by Local Administrations Among the Districts of İzmir-2006

Accomodation Establishments Licensed by Local Administrations

Konak (İzmir Merkez) and Çeşme

Table 25 shows the distribution of accomodation establishments licensed by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism in the provinces of İzmir. The total number of establishments licensed by the local administrations in İzmir is 422 with 19.936 beds. The prov-inces with the highest number of establishments are Çeşme, Menderes, Konak, Foça, Dikili and Karaburun, in a descending order. Çeşme, Menderes and Konak have 65% of accomodation establishments in İzmir.

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Table 26 Distribution of Accomodation Establishments Lic. By Ministry of Cul. And Tour., İzmir Merkez ve Çeşme-2009

Table 27 Distribution of Accomodation Establishments Lic. By Local Administrations, İzmir Merkez ve Çeşme-2006

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Table 30 Average Overnight Accomodation Price per Person in 4 Star Hotels - 2010

Table 31 Average Overnight Accomodation Price per Person in 5 Star Hotels - 2010

Table 28 Average Overnight Accommodation Price per Person in 2 Star Hotels - 2010

Table 29 Average Overnight Accomodation Price per Person in 3 Star Hotels - 2010

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Source: İGD, 2010

This section will deal with the average overnight accommo-dation price (door price) per person in 2, 3, 4 and 5 star hotels in two provinces of Izmir, approved by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

Table 29 shows the prices of 3 Star hotels in Çeşme and İz-mir Center. 3 Star hotels in Çeşme have an average over-night accommodation price of 45 €, while 3 Star hotels in İzmir Center have a price of 40 €.

Table 28 shows the per person prices of 2 Star hotels in Iz-mir Center and Çeşme. Per person price for 2 Star hotels in Çeşme is 35 €, while it is 25 € in Izmir City Center.

Per person price for 4 Star hotels in Çeşme is 80 €, while it is 60 € for 4 Star hotels in Izmir center.

Table 31 shows the per person prices of 5 Star hotels in Iz-mir Center and Çeşme. The price is around 120 € for Çeşme and İzmir Center.

3 Star Hotels

2 Star Hotels

4 Star Hotels

5 Star Hotels

Average Overnight Accommodation Price per Person

Source: İGD, 2010

Table 32 Average Overnight Accomodation Price per Person in 2, 3, 4, 5 Star Hotels - 2010

Çeşme has the highest prices for all types of hotels, and is followed by those in Izmir Center.

2, 3, 4 and 5 Star Hotels

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