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Special Turkish tourism sector hit hard by wildfires

Turkish tourism sector hit hard by wildfires

  • ‘Our green Mediterranean region now looks completely black,’ tour operator tells Arab News
  • High hopes for peak summer season dashed as several coastal areas declared disaster zones
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