Community-based Tourism – An Opportunity for Central Asia
The concept of Community-based Tourism (CBT) emerged at the end of the 20th century from community development strategies, and uses sustainable – not mass –
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Local hotels and MSMEs in Central Asia are championing sustainability through Green Technology and Environmental Certifications
In Central Asia there is a strong awareness and recognition that tourism affects key sectors of the economy – transportation, communications, construction, agriculture – and
The seminar on tools to support the tourism business
On May 25 and 26 2022, a seminar on tools to support the tourism business was held in Nur-Sultan. The event was organized by the
MOST: A Two-year Journey for Sustainable Tourism in Central Asia
The unique cultural heritage, and the historical, archaeological and natural attractions of Central Asian countries continue to attract tourists to Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan. As
Community-based Tourism – An Opportunity for Central Asia
The concept of Community-based Tourism (CBT) emerged at the end of the 20th century from community development strategies, and uses sustainable – not mass – tourism as a tool to strengthen the capacities and abilities of rural
Local hotels and MSMEs in Central Asia are championing sustainability through Green Technology and Environmental Certifications
In Central Asia there is a strong awareness and recognition that tourism affects key sectors of the economy – transportation, communications, construction, agriculture – and functions as a catalyst for socio-economic development. The potential for this sector
The seminar on tools to support the tourism business
On May 25 and 26 2022, a seminar on tools to support the tourism business was held in Nur-Sultan. The event was organized by the Eurasian Tourism Association within the framework of the project “MOST- Model for
MOST: A Two-year Journey for Sustainable Tourism in Central Asia
The unique cultural heritage, and the historical, archaeological and natural attractions of Central Asian countries continue to attract tourists to Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan. As the region is becoming increasingly popular for tourism, the concept of sustainable
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