Eid holiday intensity in Mardin with its rich historical texture
The city of tolerance, which has become a center of attraction in recent years with its mosques, madrasahs, churches, narrow streets and houses where the stone is embroidered like lace. MardinTourist interest is increasing day by day.
In the city, where 60 hotels with a bed capacity of 12 thousand 500 beds serve, there has been a lot of intensity in many places such as historical streets and avenues, Cumhuriyet Square, Mardin Museum, Kasımiye Madrasa and Deyrulzafaran Monastery due to the Ramadan Feast.
„HOLIDAY AND INTERMEDIATE HOLIDAY WAS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR US“
Ender Raşit Aya, who came from Aydın with his family, said that the city contains different ethnicities together, and therefore it is a rare city.
Aya said, „We chose Mardin to spend the holiday.
Sadife Kartal, who came from Tekirdağ, stated that they visited the eastern region and came to Mardin after Diyarbakır and Şanlıurfa.
Expressing that they like Mesopotamia’s lands of civilization very much, Kartal said, „Holidays and mid-term holidays were an opportunity for us. We liked the food culture and historical places as well.“
Ayten Duran, who came from Nevşehir, also said that they were impressed by Mardin, which they liked very much.
OCCUPATION RATE 80 PERCENT
Özgür Gürgör, President of the Mardin Tourism and Hoteliers Association, stated that the occupancy rate in the city is 80 percent at the moment, adding that the guests love historical mansions and boutique hotels.
Stating that the visitor density puts a smile on the face of the tradesmen, Gürgör said, „Mardin, the center of faith and cultural tourism, will always continue to attract attention.“
„THE MOBILITY WAS OVER OUR EXPECTATION“
Tourism agency official İsmail Sincar said that they spent the Ramadan Feast very well in terms of tourism.
Pointing out that the city has maintained its rise in tourism in recent years, Sincar said:
„There is a very serious crowd. We welcome our guests who come to our city. „We are waiting for everyone in our city. There was more activity than we expected during the holiday. The occupancy rate is at 80 percent. Hopefully, it will be at better levels.“
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Tourist interest in the city of Mardin, known for its historical landmarks and cultural diversity, is increasing day by day, with an occupancy rate of 80% during the recent Ramadan Feast. The city has become a center of attraction with its narrow stone streets, mosques, madrasahs, churches, and houses that are embroidered like lace. Visitors enjoy staying in historical mansions and boutique hotels, according to the President of the Mardin Tourism and Hoteliers Association, Özgür Gürgör, who added that the city will continue to attract attention as a center of faith and cultural tourism.
