Türkiye has hosted many important governmental and non-governmental meetings starting with the United Nations Conference on Human Settlements (Habitat II) in İstanbul in 1998.

Türkiye is a regional leader in hosting international association meetings.

Türkiye is home to many international corporations and the creativity that Türkiye’s incentive and meetings sector provides is high on the corporations’ agendas. Türkiye offers up-to-date infrastructure for all kinds of events and leading international hotel brands.

Trade shows in Türkiye bring partners together from all around the world. Türkiye is located at a strategically important point between the Europe, Central Asia, North Africa, and the Middle East which allows easy access to all of these fast-moving markets.

Türkiye offers endless possibilities for a once-in-a-lifetime itinerary that will inspire individuals and teams to achieve their best, create truly incredible memories, and bring teams together in new and inspiring ways. From traditional incentives to product launches, gala dinners to board retreats, a great range of locations, cities, and UNESCO World Heritage Sites offer the perfect destination.

İstanbul is the meeting point of the world. It has over 8,500 years of history as the capital of three empires, unique geography, and inclusivity derived from different ethnicities and cultures.

Antalya, a city on the Mediterranean coast of southwestern Türkiye, is the Turkish capital of international tourism and one of the world’s top tourist destinations.

Once known as the ancient harbor city of Smyrna, İzmir is now the third most populated city in Türkiye. For centuries, it has been home to different cultures, religions, and civilizations. Throughout history, İzmir has been a major commercial center on the Aegean coastline of Anatolia.

The capital of Türkiye, Ankara, is Türkiye's beating heart and its second largest city. Ankara is located in Türkiye’s Central Anatolia region and is home to the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye.

Located in Türkiye’s Central Anatolia region, Cappadocia is famous for its unusual landscape which is the result of the erosion of lava from ancient volcanoes dating back between 3 and 9 million years.

Bodrum, one of the districts of Muğla, is located within a peninsula that bears its name. The port town is famous for its luxury hotels, beach clubs, food, whitewashed houses, colorful nightlife, and abundance of superyachts drifting in its turquoise waters.

Located in Aydın Province on the Aegean coast of Türkiye, Kuşadası is a stunning resort town that is a stone’s throw away from Ephesus. It is a picturesque fishing village with crystal clear waters and sensational beaches.

Bursa is known as "Green Bursa" because of its beautiful gardens and parks and its location in the heart of Türkiye’s important fruit-growing region.

Konya is one of Türkiye’s largest cities in terms of population and influence, driving the region in economic, political and social activity.

Gaziantep is one of the great melting pots of civilizations. It, therefore, comes as no surprise that this city features incredible traditions, stunning history, and so much more.