Türkiye’s Bozcaada, located in the North Aegean and famed for its natural allure and historical charm, experienced a tourism surge during the 9-day Eid holidays. The island’s narrow streets, ancient Greek architecture, seafood eateries, and well-preserved castle attracted a daily influx of 20,000 visitors, filling its 4,500-bed capacity to the brim. Tourists, including many from Istanbul, reveled in the island’s pristine bays, crystal-clear waters, and proximity to urban centers. The booming tourism scene brought joy to local operators and businesses, marking Bozcaada as a top destination for holidaymakers seeking tranquility and cultural richness.
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