The 'Bayburt Honey Atlas' project, part of the Northeast Anatolia Development Agency's 2026…
🌐 Original language: Turkish
📰 Source: mersinhaber.com
The 'Bayburt Honey Atlas' project, part of the Northeast Anatolia Development Agency's 2026 Technical Support Program, aims to promote Bayburt's geographically marked honey and its organic beekeeping potential for tourism.
This initiative seeks to integrate the region's high-altitude endemic plants with gastronomic tourism, showcasing Bayburt honey alongside local flora. Additionally, a film will be produced to highlight the area's rich beekeeping culture and biodiversity, creating new tourism routes that combine beekeeping, gastronomy, culture, and ecotourism.
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Source: mersinhaber.com
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