A "Nurbuloq" sanatorium-resort town is planned to be established in Samarkand.

A draft presidential decision has been prepared with the aim of developing medical and health tourism.

Despite the scorching heat in Uzbekistan, interest in summer tourism is growing.

In the first six months of 2026, more than 6.56 million foreign tourists visited the country, which is nearly 25 percent more compared to the same period last year.

The Tourism Committee provided an explanation regarding the "Safe Tourism" fund.

The committee announced that the project envisions improving the system for ensuring the safety of citizens traveling abroad and providing them with assistance in emergency situations.

Interest in travel to Uzbekistan has increased by 54 percent — Expedia Group

The number of tourists who booked trips to Uzbekistan increased by 45.6% compared to June of last year, and the number of purchased airline tickets rose by 23%.

Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan expand cooperation in the tourism sector.

The parties discussed issues of increasing mutual tourist flow, establishing joint tourist routes, and expanding cooperation in the tourism sector.

Turkish investors are showing interest in the management of Imam Bukhari — Jamshid Qo‘chqorov

Turkish investors have been invited to become strategic partners in developing tourism infrastructure in Uzbekistan and attracting new tourists.

"Uzbekistan is a safe country for everyone"

Hong Kong media published a material about Uzbekistan's tourism.

In 5 months, over 5.3 million foreign tourists came to Uzbekistan.

This is 27.3 percent more compared to the same period last year, and the export of tourism services exceeded 2.2 billion dollars.

WTA and Uzbekistan: New opportunities in the tourism sector discussed

It was agreed to involve more than 260 tourism organizations and companies within the WTA in projects in Uzbekistan and to hold events promoting the Silk Road.

In Uzbekistan, a portion of the promotional expenses of local tour operators abroad will be covered.

Up to 25 percent of these expenses, but not exceeding 500 million soums, will be paid.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev proposed the creation of the "Central Asia Tourism Ring."

The President called on the ADB and other partners to form a portfolio of tourism development projects and co-finance them.