It seems like the ancient Silk Road is no longer just a cultural reference point. It is becoming one of the fastest-reviving travel corridors in Eurasia.
Fresh data and industry signals presented at the 30th Tashkent International Tourism Fair (TITF-2025) show that tourism across Central Asia and the South Caucasus is accelerating far beyond pre-pandemic levels, driven by new flight routes, nature tourism development, craft industries, and the rapid rise of AI-based planning tools.