Turkish group to utilise experience on geothermal tourism in Tunisia, Africa
Spa resort of Dogan Jeotermal in Turkey (source: Dogan Jeotermal)
Alexander Richter
21 Jan 2019
Planning a 1,000 apartment resort in El Hamma, Tunisia in Northern Africa, Turkish grouop Dogan Jeotermal is building upon its 30+ years of experience in geothermal tourism.
Turkish company Dogan Geothermal Group has announced plans of building a 1,000 apartment resort in the southern city of El Hamma in Tunisia, as reported by Anadolu Agency today.
Utilising its 30+ years of experience of managing hotel and timeshare resort investments in geothermal tourism, the company is now replicating that experience in Africa.
The planned resort will include a physical therapy and rehabilitation center, as well as a shopping mall.
More might follow.
Dogan Geothermal Group has been a supporter of the IGC Turkey geothermal congress. The 2019 event will take place 6-8 November 2019 in Izmir/ Turkey. More details here: www.igc-turkey.com.
Source: Anadolu Agency
