Sabbas Joseph, Co-Founder of Wizcraft International Entertainment, made special statements to Tourism Today News. Stating that Türkiye stands out for Indian weddings with its culture and hotels, Sabbas Joseph said, “Indians always feel at home in Türkiye.”

"The size of the Indian wedding industry is about 12 billion dollars. Billions of dollars are spent for a single wedding. I think the biggest expenditure in the history of the world so far was the Ambani wedding that took place recently in India and all over the world. Over a billion dollars was spent on just one wedding. Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, President, Prime Minister, Rihanna, Justin Bieber... Everyone came."

Noting that there are very strong ties between Türkiye and India, Joseph said, "Any Indian wedding brings together so many cultures, food, clothing, fashion, decor, drinks, culture, religious beliefs and entertainment. The good thing about India and Türkiye is that they are close to each other. We are very strong culturally. Türkiye is part of Europe but it is also part of Asia and we have strong ties. Türkiye's culture and people are very welcoming to India and India is very welcoming to Türkiye. The people in Tuürkiye, the professionals in your event industry, the hotel staff are very professional in their work. They are good at quality, they are good at technology, they are very good at everything. So the Indian market appreciates that. Indians always feel at home in Türkiye. Therefore, whether in Istanbul, Antalya, Antalya, Bodrum, Cappadocia, Cappadocia, Ankara, they feel very comfortable in every city of Türkiye."

Joseph emphasized that quality and modern hotels are the reason why Türkiye is a prominent country for Indian weddings and said, "Hotels are very good, very high quality. Each hotel is different from each other. Titanic Mardan Palace, Regnum Carya, Rixos Hotels, Maxx Royal... These and many other hotels in Türkiye have many beautiful and special areas for weddings and other events. You come to a hotel in Türkiye for a wedding or a vacation, but you have the opportunity to explore the whole region."