German media: Uzbekistan is a country full of cultural treasures, historical wonders and hospitable people.
A presentation of the tourism potential of Uzbekistan was held by the Consulate General of Uzbekistan in Germany and the Bureau of Diplomatic Services and some travel companies dedicated to tourism in Uzbekistan. Following the event, an article entitled “Uzbekistan is a country full of cultural treasures, historical wonders and hospitable people” was published in the new issue of one of the leading Russian-language magazines in Germany “Russian Voyage” (rusvoyage.de).
The article emphasizes that the presentation immersed participants in the atmosphere of ancient and majestic Uzbekistan and gave guests the opportunity to get acquainted with the rich culture, historical heritage of Uzbekistan, as well as the modern development of the country’s tourism industry.
According to the publication, the head of the diplomatic mission Olimjon Abdullayev stated the importance of cultural and tourist exchange between Uzbekistan and Germany. German tourists have been among the top list of nationals traveling to Uzbekistan for decades now. Recently, the Uzbek government has been implementing additional measures to promote the tourist centers of Uzbekistan among German residents again, by displaying illustrated materials in metro and rail stations, and other measures to remind about the tourist destinations of Uzbekistan.
The author of the article, Alesya Kreida, also writes about the unique geographical position of Uzbekistan - in the very heart of Central Asia and the country’s role in the history of the Great Silk Road. “The historical heritage of Uzbekistan was presented through its ancient cities, impressive architecture and mosques, as well as through significant religious sites reflecting the spirituality of the country,” the author notes.
The article also focuses on the hospitality of the Uzbek people. It is emphasized that the guests of the event were particularly pleased to get acquainted with the rich taste of national gastronomy and traditional crafts of Uzbekistan. The meeting ended with a question and answer session and networking, where guests could personally communicate with representatives of the organizers and ask questions of interest to them.
“The event left an indelible impression on all guests and confirmed the status of Uzbekistan as an attractive tourist destination with a rich historical and cultural heritage,” sums up Alesya Kreida.
The magazine "Russian Voyage" specializes in the field of tourism and helps to popularize interesting travel destinations around the world. The publication is distributed among Russian-speaking readers throughout Germany and more than 1000 travel agencies.