ANEX Tour launches sales for summer 2027 Turkey holidays
A significant player in the travel industry, ANEX Tour, has recently unveiled its summer programme for Turkey for 2027.
The company, well-known for transporting a large number of Russian tourists to Turkey, has already opened these holidays for sale within the Russian market.
The announcement, made on 7 October 2026, provides an unusually early insight into travel planning and capacity for Turkey, which remains one of the world' s most popular holiday destinations. For travellers, this means that holiday planning for Turkey can begin an exceptionally long time in advance.
Early booking is a strategy frequently employed by tour operators to secure occupancy rates and offer customers better prices along with a wider selection of destinations and hotels.
It also indicates an expectation of sustained high demand for Turkey as a holiday destination. ANEX Tour is planning to offer flights to Turkey from as many as 14 different cities across Russia.
This broad geographical reach highlights the company' s ambitions and the significant interest among Russian travellers in visiting the Turkish Riviera and other tourist regions.
An extensive network of departures contributes to increased accessibility and, consequently, the potential for higher visitor numbers. Prices for these early bookings start from 118,000 roubles.
This provides travellers with an opportunity to secure their holiday at a potentially advantageous price, often before costs are adjusted upwards closer to the departure date.
Such package holidays typically include flights, hotel accommodation, and transfers, which simplifies holiday planning for many. The announcement from ANEX Tour is significant for understanding future trends in the Turkish tourism market.
Russia is one of Turkey' s largest source markets for international tourists, and a strong commitment from a leading tour operator sends a signal of robust demand.
This helps to fill hotel capacity and supports the local tourism industry. For Norwegian travellers and other international visitors, such early and large-scale capacity announcements can indirectly influence the overall availability and price levels at Turkish holiday destinations.
Increased demand from one market can lead to certain hotels filling up faster, and the general price level may potentially be adjusted.
Therefore, it is valuable to monitor developments in major source markets, even if one is travelling from a different country.
Source: Turizmguncel
