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Supply Pressure Index: 24.5%
Three-quarters of the new bed capacity stayed empty.
Headline findings from recent TurizmDataBank analyses. Subscribers get the full series, the breakdowns and the method behind each one.
Supply Pressure Index (ABE)
January–May 2026
24.5%
Turkey added 347,397 active beds (+25%). Only a quarter of the new capacity turned into guest nights.
Real revenue per guest night (USD)
January–May 2026
−23.5%
In nominal terms it rose 0.7%, to $70.14. Adjusted for inflation and costs it fell from $91.67.
Hotel lodging turnover
H1 2026
₺287.3 bn
Up 31.6% in lira and 10.7% in dollars ($6.4 bn) — yet down 16.1% in real dollar terms.
Costs against the exchange rate
H1 2026
65% vs 18.9%
Hotel operating costs rose 65% while the exchange rate rose 18.9%, squeezing margins.
Figures as published in TurizmDataBank analyses, 2026.
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How much newly added bed capacity actually turns into guest nights — an early warning of price wars.
Added guest nights ÷ added capacity nights × 100
Accommodation revenue per guest night, from official accommodation-tax declarations: comparable across destinations, and tracked after inflation.
Accommodation-tax base revenue ÷ guest nights
Local costs — labour, energy, food and beverage — rising faster than the exchange rate. It shows when higher turnover still means lower margins.
Real facility stays and length of stay in 81 provinces, instead of border-gate counts that include transit passengers and day trips.
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