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Turkish Airlines Bowling Tournament held in Addis

Turkish Airlines hold its annual Turkish Airlines Bowling Tournament at Lafto Mall on March 5th 2019.
Turkish Airlines keeps bringing people together from all over the world and holds many events such as Turkish Airlines Bowling Tournament worldwide. The bowling tournament which was first held in 2012 for the purpose of bringing its passenger agencies together, ensuring that they build relationships out of workplace and using the enjoyable competition of sports as a communication tool. The tournament is taking place in its eighth year with the name Turkish Airlines Bowling Tournament 2019 in 62 countries and 132 destinations.

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