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So first of all, i didnt read such a badly written article in a while, the whole ''article'' reeks butthurtness for whatever reason.
Secondly, what does cheap tourism mean? There is cheap tourism in Aegean and Mediterranian coast with all inclusive resorts but tourism in Turkey isnt limited to beach at all, at least one third of tourists come for city tourims and backpacking, most Arabs visiting Turkey/Istanbul are there for luxury shopping, espacially since Europe isnt very welcoming to people with Burqa anymore.
Thirdly, why would a Saudi need cheap medical treatment in the first place? Its not like Saudis who can afford travely to abroad are swimming in money right? Medical Tourism to Turkey increased exponentially in the last years, not only hair transplant but also laser cataract surgery, tooth correction and even capital operations since Turkish medical industry is offering good solution for reasonable prices. Some madical treatments offered in Turkey arent even aviable in ME.
And last but not least, its a butthurt article posted by a butthurt member that couldnt care less about the well being of Arabs in the first place.
If you didnt like it then you are free to go somewhere else, its hard to please everyone but the fact that Turkey remains one of the most visited countries on earth despite the recent hardships speaks for itself.
Secondly, what does cheap tourism mean? There is cheap tourism in Aegean and Mediterranian coast with all inclusive resorts but tourism in Turkey isnt limited to beach at all, at least one third of tourists come for city tourims and backpacking, most Arabs visiting Turkey/Istanbul are there for luxury shopping, espacially since Europe isnt very welcoming to people with Burqa anymore.
Thirdly, why would a Saudi need cheap medical treatment in the first place? Its not like Saudis who can afford travely to abroad are swimming in money right? Medical Tourism to Turkey increased exponentially in the last years, not only hair transplant but also laser cataract surgery, tooth correction and even capital operations since Turkish medical industry is offering good solution for reasonable prices. Some madical treatments offered in Turkey arent even aviable in ME.
And last but not least, its a butthurt article posted by a butthurt member that couldnt care less about the well being of Arabs in the first place.
If you didnt like it then you are free to go somewhere else, its hard to please everyone but the fact that Turkey remains one of the most visited countries on earth despite the recent hardships speaks for itself.
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