Minister Ersoy announced: Museums and archaeological sites free for COP31 participants in Antalya
Original headlineBakan Ersoy açıkladı: COP31 katılımcılarına Antalya'da müze ve ören yerleri ücretsiz
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Turkish Culture and Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy announced that all official delegation participants at the 31st Conference of the Parties (COP31) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, hosted in Antalya, will receive free entry to museums and archaeological sites for the duration of the summit. The waiver applies to accredited government delegates rather than all attendees, and no cost estimate or revenue impact was disclosed. The move is aimed at showcasing Turkey's cultural heritage to visiting officials during the high-profile climate talks. Watch for the final COP31 dates and delegate numbers, which will determine the scale of forgone ticket revenue, and for whether the perk is extended to observers and press.
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