Belarusian-Uzbek Tourism Forum: Kupalovets takes part in a unique event in the world of tourism

Belarus-Uzbek tourism forum take place for the first time in Minsk on September 12 and 13. This significant event opens up new prospects for the development of tourism relations between Belarus and Uzbekistan, stimulating cultural exchange and strengthening friendly ties between the two countries.

Andrei Getsevich, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of History, Communication and Tourism of Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno, Associate Professor of the Department of History of Belarus, Archaeology and Special Historical Disciplines, actively participates in the forum as an expert. His professional view and experience in the field of tourism is a valuable contribution to the discussion on the development of the tourism industry and cultural tourism between the countries.

At the plenary session, the participants presented reports on the state and prospects of cooperation in tourism between Belarus and Uzbekistan, on cooperation between the Belarusian State University of Physical Culture and the International University of Tourism and Cultural Heritage “Silk Road” in training personnel for tourism, on the development of medical and health tourism.

Also in the center of attention is the strengthening of cooperation in the field of tourism between the regions of the two countries, creation and promotion of tourist products.

The forum included thematic sections “State and Prospects of the Bilateral Cooperation in Tourism at the State and Regional Levels”, “Exchange of Experience and Prospects of Cooperation in Personnel Training for the Tourism Industry”, “State and Prospects of the Belarusian-Uzbek Partnership between the Entities of the Tourism Industry”.

It should be noted that the forum is the fifth joint event of the business circles of Belarus and Uzbekistan this year. In February, the II Forum of Regions of Belarus and Uzbekistan was held, while in April the Uzbek delegation took part in the international spring fair of tourist services “Rest”. In May, a familiarization tour to Belarus was organized for tour operators from Uzbekistan, and in August, the II Uzbek-Belarusian Women's Business Forum was held to discuss the development of economic contacts between the countries.