Rising visitor numbers, expanding hotel capacity, and growing tourism revenues highlight the country’s increasing appeal to international travellers
Tourist arrivals from China, Malaysia, Japan and the United States surged as Uzbekistan’s tourism industry recorded strong growth in early 2026
Authorities plan new tourism master plans, infrastructure upgrades and regional development projects as part of reforms in Uzbekistan’s tourism sector
British journalist highlights Uzbekistan’s unique blend of ancient Silk Road heritage, modern development, and renowned hospitality
The revamped location is currently home to 165 commercial establishments
The country's travel sector is already experiencing substantial early momentum
Uzbekistan is currently hosting an extensive familiarisation trip for the global travel industry
Heavy emphasis was placed on the newly developed Islamic Civilisation Center
National delegation meets with major travel brands to boost international tourism and develop luxury hospitality in historic cities
Talks were also held with Jan Tisserg of Amadeus IT Group
The minimum purchase for eligibility is set at 300,000 soums
The national hotel market now includes several major international chains
Trips will run weekly from April through October 2026
This represents an increase of 3,900 visitors
Leisure travel accounted for the majority of visits
The project is planned as an all-season resort
The matter was discussed during a business dialogue held in Baghdad
These places show what the city feels like today
The cultural and educational journey will follow key cities of the ancient Silk Road
Visitor arrivals from Japan jumped 162% in 2025, highlighting Uzbekistan’s growing appeal in Asia
Rising visitor numbers from Central Asia and Asia offset a slight dip in overall arrivals in 2025
Around one mln visitors came from Russia
The number of foreign visitors is projected to grow from 11 mln to 20 mln
Tourism was the main reason for travel