SEOUL, October 13. /Dunyo IA/.  South Korea’s leading publication “Diplomacy Journal” has published an article focusing on Central Asia’s tourism potential, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

Article notes that Central Asia has unique advantages for developing a unified regional tourism space. The countries of the region have considerable potential to develop a wide range of modern tourism segments, including cultural and heritage tourism, pilgrimage tourism, gastronomic and ethnographic tourism, ecotourism and adventure tourism.

Publication also highlights that tourism development has become one of Uzbekistan’s strategic priorities in recent years. The sector plays an important role not only in boosting economic growth, but also in strengthening international partnerships and expanding cultural exchanges.

Article further commends efforts to expand multi-destination tourism routes connecting ancient cities such as Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva, develop joint Silk Road tours, and create favourable conditions for international visitors.

In conclusion, publication emphasizes that the consistent expansion of such cooperation will help enhance Uzbekistan’s tourism appeal, strengthen international ties and create new opportunities for the sustainable development of the tourism industry.