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Service · Rural and nature-based tourism

Nature-Based Tourism Investment

We work with those who want to turn their farm or village land into a small, nature-friendly lodging, camping or farm-stay business, from idea to opening: feasibility, permits, the TKDK IPARD grant application and automation of energy and water infrastructure.

Grant programme
TKDK IPARD III · 302-4
Support rate
60% – 70%
Lodging limit
Up to 20 rooms / 40 beds
Application status
Awaiting the next call

What we do

  • Feasibility and concept

    We plan lodging, camping, farm experiences and local produce sales together based on the land, access, water and energy, and estimate demand and income.

  • Permits and regulations

    The Law No. 5403 permit for building on farmland, zoning status, building permit and operating documents are clarified with the relevant authorities before applying.

  • IPARD application file

    We prepare the business plan, quotes, technical project and TKDK application package so the file is ready for the provincial coordination office when a call opens.

  • Solar power and water

    On off-grid land we install solar panels, water tanks and pumps, and make energy and water use trackable remotely.

  • Smart operations

    Heating and cooling, hot water and pumps are monitored with sensors, with alerts to your phone on faults or thresholds. We work with our partner on heat pumps.

  • Linking with village produce

    We connect breakfasts and product sales for guests to our supply network with growers in Güney, Buldan and Eşme.

What to know before applying

  • In the IPARD III Seventh Call (30 June 2025), rural tourism and recreation activities were open in all 81 provinces with a 60–70% support rate; the deadline for that call was 1 September 2025.
  • According to TKDK’s current sector page, the current call does not accept rural tourism applications; we check the conditions again when a new call opens.
  • Supported lodging facilities have at most 20 rooms and 40 beds; both new facilities and renovation of existing ones are covered.
  • Support is paid as a non-repayable contribution for completed investments; the investor pays first and is reimbursed after the expenses are documented.

Source: TKDK IPARD III Seventh Call for Applications (30.06.2025) and the TKDK 302-4 Rural Tourism and Recreation Activities page. Will be updated when a new call is published.