Silk Road Tourism

Xinjiang is expanding tourism beyond Urumqi as Kashgar, Turpan and Yining attract travellers with Silk Road heritage, deserts and alpine landscapes

Uzbekistan records Asia's fastest tourism growth in 2026, driven by heritage travel, improved connectivity and rising international arrivals

Kazakhstan’s Mangystau Rock Mosques have been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, strengthening cultural tourism in Central Asia.

Russia, the UAE, Georgia and 26 other visa-free countries strengthen Azerbaijan tourism as the nation expands connectivity despite a 10% visitor decline in 2026.

Azerbaijan boosts summer tourism with Dream Fest 2026, Baku's Caspian coast, Silk Road heritage, mountain escapes and cultural experiences

Azerbaijan records higher visitor arrivals from China and Central Asia as tourism growth boosts Baku and the Caucasus travel market

Japan, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Spain and New Zealand strengthen global tourism through cultural heritage, pilgrimage travel and authentic visitor experiences

Uzbekistan records 6.56 million international visitors in the first half of 2026 as Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva drive a Silk Road tourism revival

Uzbekistan launches film incentives to attract global productions, promoting Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva as leading cultural tourism destinations.

Uzbekistan and China strengthen tourism ties through mountain cableway projects, investment, digital tourism, and Silk Road travel development

Xinjiang Now Captures Travelers’ Hearts as Kashgar, Turpan and Yining Reveal China’s Hidden Wonders

Uzbekistan Now Emerges as Asia’s Fastest-Growing Tourism Destination Through Silk Road Heritage, Historic Cities and Rising Global Interest

Kazakhstan’s Mangystau Rock Mosques Join UNESCO World Heritage List

Russia Joins United Arab Emirates, Georgia, and 26 More Visa-Free Countries as Azerbaijan Expands Global Connectivity Despite Tourism Slowdown in 2026

Azerbaijan Brings Together Music, History and Coastal Escapes Like Never Before, Is Dream Fest 2026 the Beginning of a New Tourism Era?

Azerbaijan Travel Update: Surging Visitor Arrivals from China and Central Asia Turn Baku and the Caucasus into One of Eurasia’s Fastest-Growing Tourism Destinations—Is This the Region’s Most Exciting Travel Success Story?

Japan’s Tokyo and Kyoto Join Uzbekistan’s Samarkand, Vietnam’s Hanoi, Spain’s Barcelona and New Zealand’s Queenstown in Inspiring a New Generation of Travellers Through Heritage, Culture and Unforgettable Journeys

Uzbekistan’s Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva and Tashkent Welcome Record International Visitors as Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, China, India and Türkiye Ignite a New Silk Road Tourism Renaissance

Uzbekistan Strengthens Film Tourism with New Incentives as Germany, India, France, China and Global Producers Turn to Silk Road Destinations

Uzbekistan and China Strengthen Silk Road Tourism Partnership with New Mountain Cableway Projects, Tourism Investment, Digital Development, and Professional Training Initiatives