Correct, and tourism was already in steep decline there before this coup attempt. It's only going to get worse and of course the country's economic outlook will be severely hit.
"Turkey tourism: an industry in crisis 17 June 2016
The main decline is the Russian market, the four-and-a-half million Russian tourists who were coming have fallen in number by around 95%. The trigger was Turkey shooting down a Russian military jet which violated Turkish airspace last November, sparking a diplomatic crisis between the two countries."
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-36549880
"Turkey's tourism industry counts cost of unrest as holiday bookings fall by 50% March 23, 2016
Turkey’s tourism industry continues to suffer as a result of terrorist attacks in the country, with summer bookings down by up to 50% on 2015, according to holiday firms.
The latest attack, a suicide bombing in central Istanbul on 19 March, killed five and took place just six days after a bombing in Ankara that killed 37 people."
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2016/mar/23/turkey-tourism-industry-summer-holiday-bookings-fall-50-percent
"Turkish tourism to see USD 12bn loss this year Mar 22, 2016
Business agents say 2016 has already been “much worse” than the predicted “worst case scenario.”
http://www.presstv.com/Detail/2016/03/22/456986/Turkey-lose-billions-tourism