Kazakhstan has appointed its first international tourism representation office globally with the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with India’s Salvia Promoters.
Kazakh Tourism is expecting to double its tourist arrivals from India in 2024 compared to the last year with the appointment of its representation office in the country.
“India is one of our main source markets from where we are looking to double tourist arrivals in 2024. We tripled tourist arrivals from India last year after introducing a visa waiver programme for the Indian market. Our target is to welcome half a million tourist arrivals from India by 2026,” said Kairat Sadvakassov, chairman of the board, Kazakh Tourism National Company during the MoU signing ceremony that took place on the sidelines of SATTE 2024 in Greater Noida last week.
“Our target is to make Kazakhstan one of the preferred tourist destinations in India. We…
