NEW DIRECTIONS OF TOURISM COOPERATION BETWEEN UZBEKISTAN AND THE CENTRAL ASIAN STATES IN 2017–2026: A COMMON TOURISM SPACE, JOINT TOURISM ROUTES, AND FUTURE PROSPECTS
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Uzbekistan, Central Asia, tourism cooperation, common tourist space, Great Silk Road, cross-border route, pilgrimage tourism, ecotourism, digitalization, regional integration.

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NEW DIRECTIONS OF TOURISM COOPERATION BETWEEN UZBEKISTAN AND THE CENTRAL ASIAN STATES IN 2017–2026: A COMMON TOURISM SPACE, JOINT TOURISM ROUTES, AND FUTURE PROSPECTS. (2026). World Conference on Social Sciences, Law and Public Policy, 1(6), 275-283. https://econferencia.com/index.php/9/article/view/1192

Abstract

The article analyzes the qualitative changes that have occurred in Uzbekistan's cooperation with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan in the field of tourism in 2017–2026. Regional openness, simplification of border procedures, restoration of transport links, the idea of a common tourist space, cross-border and thematic routes, digitalization, and cooperation with international organizations are highlighted as key areas. The impact of the pandemic, existing institutional challenges, and prospects until 2026 are also assessed using a historical-comparative approach.

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