Bikini-free Islamic tourism booms in Turkey

The resorts of Turkey, a favourite among British holidaymakers, are enjoying a boom in Islamic tourism.
The beaches famous for bikini-clad Europeans and surfers are increasingly becoming popular among devout Muslims who wear head-to-toe swimsuits.
Islamic tourism is the fastest-growing part of Turkey's £10 billion industry. A new Islamic hotel recently opened in Bodrum, a resort popular with British tourists where topless bathing is common.
Although they do not drink, the Muslim guests are welcomed by hoteliers because they spend a lot of money.