The luxury hotel is slowly being taken apart. Not long ago, the hotel complex had its water supply cut off due to debts of over 2 million lira, and in September potential clients began having problems with bookings. This is only the beginning of the famous hotel's problems, worth 1 billion dollars.
The long-suffering establishment is now facing claims from the State Social Security Administration. The state fund is short 1 million lira in deductions for the last seasons. The agency has decided that there is no point in allowing the debt to increase any further, since the huge tourist machine is going down the drain. In this case, while other organizations are pondering how to collect the debt, the State Social Security office has made a demand to the hotel to sell the sports complex.
The complex includes several training fields, a large and medium stadium. Moreover, the lodgers are also ready to sell. If they are trying to sell the facility for staff accommodation almost faster than anyone else, it means that the 2018 resort season for the expensive hotel may not even begin. However, hints of such an outcome were noticeable back in early autumn, and by early May the complex will literally be dismantled piece by piece for debts under various articles.
