WTM London 2024 is the largest international tourism exhibition that brings together representatives of the tourism industry from all over the world. This year, Turkestan region is also actively participating in the exhibition, representing the Republic of Kazakhstan. At this exhibition, the Department of Tourism of the Turkestan region, the akimat of the city of Turkestan and the Tourist Information Center "Open Turkistan" LLP present the unique tourist potential of the region.
This exhibition is an important platform for promoting the cultural and historical heritage of Turkestan and attracting international investment in the field of Tourism. Representatives of the Turkestan region have the opportunity to communicate with the world's leading tour operators, discuss areas of cooperation and exchange of experience.
Turkestan, which is the historical center of Kazakhstan, offers a variety of tourist destinations, including ancient architectural monuments and a unique culture. The exhibition in London will show the true beauty and wealth of the region and strengthen Turkestan's position in the international tourist Arena.
It is expected that by participating in the WTM London 2024 exhibition, new opportunities will open up for the development of the tourism industry of the Turkestan region. Within the framework of the International Exhibition, The Pavilion of the Turkestan region was visited by the Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the United Kingdom Magzhan Ilyasov.
The ambassador stressed the importance of the region's participation in such a prestigious exhibition, noting that this is a great opportunity to promote the tourist potential of Turkestan.
Magzhan Ilyasov also noted the importance of exchanging experience at such exhibitions in order to establish new and productive relations with international partners in the field of Tourism, develop tourist infrastructure and attract investment in the region.
Press service of the Akim of Turkestan region

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ontustik/press/news/details/879281