Турция отчита 40% по-малко телевизионни сериали за три години заради скъпите продукции

ISTANBUL, TURKEY - JANUARY 31: Actor Bahadir Yenisehirlioglu prepares before a scene on the set of Turkish TV drama series "Payitaht Abdulhamid" produced by TRT on January 31, 2019 in Istanbul, Turkey. In recent years Turkey has become a TV-exporting powerhouse, with foreign syndication of Turkish TV shows generating more than 350 million in 2018, according to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. Its shows air in over 100 countries and are watched by more than 400 million people, with major markets in the Middle East and Latin America, where Turkish dramas have started to displace telenovelas as top-rated programming. In Chile, for example, the most-watched program of 2014 was a Turkish series called "1,001 Nights." While Turkey still trails the US and UK in foreign syndication sales, it aims to hit $1 billion in TV-show exports by 2023, according to country's Radio and Television Broadcasters Union. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)