Crises are devastating events which primarily have impact on thesurrounding environment and which may spread all over the world if theyare failed to be stopped. Any type of crisis can lead to enormous impacts.However, the political crises which have occurred especially in the lastfive years have affected the whole world by morphing into armed conflicts,terror attacks and wars. Therefore, terror based crises without doubt posethe greatest threat to human life. They also pose a great danger for tourism.Unfortunately, touristic destinations have become the primary targets ofassailants who try to destroy the history and economy, who want to ruin theevidence of history and erase the footprints of cultures.In this study, it is aimed to examine the effects of terror basedcrises on ANZAC Day commemorative ceremonies. These ceremonies arecontributing to the continuing friendship, which was born after a globalcrisis, for generations. In 2015, because of the 100th anniversary of theBattle of Gallipoli, a large number of Australians and New Zealandersattended the ceremonies. Also in 2016, it was thought that this demandwould continue, but the number of participants has dropped to 2,000 from50,000 due to the terrorist attacks that occurred in Turkey. This situationalso affects the region and the country as damage to the country's tourismimage and confidence. In this context, the effects of terror based crises onANZAC Day commemorations are examined in this study. For this purpose,firstly a literature review was made and then secondary data analysisperformed; statistics of visitors were examined as well.