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Kazakhstan's Tourism Boom: Foreign Visitors Increasing

Increasing Tourist Interest in Kazakhstan Last year, Kazakhstan hosted 9.2 million foreign tourists, with significant interest from countries such as India, Germany, South Korea, and the United Arab Emirates. Foreign Tourist Data The Kazakhstan Ministry of Tourism and Sports shared foreign tourist data for 2023, noting that the ease of visa-free travel has boosted interest in the country. Boom in Chinese Tourists Thanks to a visa-free travel agreement between the country and the Chinese government, the number of Chinese visitors surged from 18,000 in 2022 to 370,000 in 2023. Additionally, the number of direct flights between the two countries has increased to 44 per week. Contributions from Other Countries Kazakhstan was visited by 78,000 tourists from India, 85,000 from Germany, and 36,600 from South Korea. The country also welcomed 10,500 tourists from the United Arab Emirates. Visitors from Neighboring Countries Uzbekistan was the leading neighboring country with 3.6 million Uzbek citizens traveling to Kazakhstan in 2023. Other visitor numbers included 2 million from Russia, 1.6 million from Kyrgyzstan, and 700,000 from Tajikistan. As of 2023, Kazakhstan successfully hosted a total of 9.2 million foreign tourists.

3 million 680 thousand tourists came to Uzbekistan

According to the statement made by the State Statistics Agency of Uzbekistan, 3 million 680 thousand tourists came to the country from abroad in January-July 2023. Tourists from Tajikistan visited the country at most with 1 million 151 thousand 400 people. Tajikistan is followed by Kyrgyzstan with 912 thousand 800 people, Kazakhstan with 879 thousand people, Russia with 417 thousand 400 people, Turkey with 58 thousand people, South Korea with 20 thousand 200 people, India with 20 thousand people, China with 17 thousand 700 people and Germany with 14 thousand 100 people. It is aimed that the number of tourists coming to Uzbekistan this year, which was visited by 6 million 748 thousand tourists in 2019 before the Kovid-19 epidemic, will reach the pre-pandemic figures. The number of tourists coming to the country in 2020 was approximately 1 million 500 thousand due to the Kovid-19 outbreak. In 2021, 1 million 800 thousand tourists visited Uzbekistan, and the number of tourists coming to the country in 2022 reached 5 million 200 thousand with an increase of 2.8 times compared to the previous year.

Indian food introduced in Istanbul

Gujarat State Tourism and Indian food introduced by TÜRSAB - TÜRSAB Vice President Davut Günaydın: - "We act with a perspective aiming at the mutual development of tourism. We aim to increase the number of our citizens going to India to much higher than the current levels. According to the statement made by TÜRSAB, TÜRSAB has added a new one to its activities to improve tourism movements between Turkey and different countries. TÜRSAB Vice President Davut Günaydın, whose views are included in the statement, said, "As TÜRSAB, we act with a perspective that aims at the mutual development of tourism. Therefore, we aim to increase the number of our citizens going to India to be much higher than the current levels." Stating that India, whose promotional slogan is "Incredible India", is a very special destination, Günaydın said, "We know that many of our citizens from Turkey also want to see India. The way to intensify this interest is through the work of travel agencies." Sudhi Choudhary, Consul General of the Republic of India in Istanbul, stated that the purpose of today's event is to showcase the culture, architecture, tourism destination, cuisine, economic and commercial potential of India. Choudhary said, "With great diversity throughout its 28 states and 8 union territories, India is a popular destination for Turkish people. A large number of people travel from Turkey to India each year, mainly for business and tourism."

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Kazakhstan's Tourism Boom: Foreign Visitors Increasing

3 million 680 thousand tourists came to Uzbekistan

Indian food introduced in Istanbul