Pacha Tours
Tours, cruises and holidays in Turkey for French leisure travelers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Pacha Tours
Pacha Tours sells holidays in Turkey, including escorted circuits, self-drive tours, cruises and hotel stays.
Its customers are leisure travelers booking trips and accommodation. The company is based in Paris and specializes in Turkey; the business dates its activity to 1982, while the registered entity was founded in 1991.
Product: Travel packages in Turkey, including tours, cruises, self-drive itineraries and hotel stays.
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