India began boycotting Turkey and proposing Greece as a tourist destination because Ankara supported Pakistan in a recent conflict on Kashmir. The BBC wrote that New Delhi is booming both Turkey and Azerbaijan. Yesterday, India banned the Turkish company Celebi, which provides soil services to large airports such as Delhi and Bombay, operating at its airport. India cites concerns about national security, a claim that the company refuses. Meanwhile, Indian universities, such as Jawaharlal Nehru University, have suspended academic ties with Turkish institutions. The tourist boycott has been dimensioned after information on the use of Turkish unmanned aircraft by Pakistan against India. Information wants bookings for Azerbaijan and Turkey to decline by 60% within a few days, while cancellations have increased by 250%. Although most travel sites still allow […]
Source: News Beast
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