Hüseyin Gümrükcüler Officially Elected as Mediterranean Region Representative to TGA Board

Hüseyin Gümrükcüler, Director of Numa Hotels, has been officially elected as one of the representatives of the Mediterranean Region to the Board of Directors of the Tourism Promotion and Development Agency of Türkiye (TGA). The election was held on December 21, 2025, during which three representatives from the Mediterranean Region were elected to the board.

Recognised for his strong leadership in hospitality management and his long-standing contributions to regional tourism development, Gümrükcüler’s election is seen by industry stakeholders as a significant gain for the region. His professional background and international perspective are expected to contribute meaningfully to Türkiye’s tourism promotion and strategic development efforts.

Brief Biography

I was born in 1978 in Alanya. I graduated from Bilkent University, Department of International Relations, and completed my master’s degree in the United States. I have extensive experience in the tourism sector and currently serve as an executive at Numa Hotels Group. I also contribute to the development of regional tourism and sports as a Board Member of Alanyaspor and ALTİD.

About My Candidacy

With my managerial experience in tourism and my international education, I aim to contribute to Türkiye’s global promotion, the acquisition of new markets, and the development of sustainable tourism projects. I will focus on enhancing Türkiye’s brand value and competitive strength in tourism by working in close cooperation with sector stakeholders.

About TGA

The Tourism Promotion and Development Agency (TGA) is a governmental organisation in Türkiye responsible for promoting the country as a top travel destination, supporting sustainable tourism initiatives, and enhancing Türkiye’s brand value in global markets. TGA works closely with local and international tourism stakeholders to develop new markets, improve tourism infrastructure, and strengthen the country’s competitiveness in the global tourism sector.

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