More than 1.5 million visitors are expected in the city of Antália, a tourist metropolis on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey, for the 31st United Nations climate summit (COP31), which starts on Monday.According to Turkish Minister of Environment and Urbanism, Murat Kurum, president of COP31, the estimate triples the usual number of visitors to the province in November in recent years, although in the summer it exceeds two million per month.The …
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More than 1.5 million visitors are expected in the city of Antalia, a tourist metropolis on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey, for the 31st United Nations climate summit (COP31), which starts on Monday. According to the Turkish Minister of Environment and Urbanism, Murat Kurum, president of COP31, the estimate triples the usual number of visitors to the province in November in recent years, although in the summer it exceeds two million per month.