The Deputy of Tourism, referring to the status of international flights, announced that flights to China and Russia are continuously ongoing and that these relations are of great importance for the development of the country's tourism. He also emphasized the need to raise expectations from these two countries and stated that more effective steps should be taken in the field of foreign tourism.
Emphasis on Domestic Travel and Relations with Neighboring Countries
Alongside the continuation of flights to China and Russia, the Deputy of Tourism noted that the current main focus is on domestic travel and also on neighboring countries with Iran, especially Iraq. This approach has been adopted to create balance in the tourism industry and facilitate travel under current conditions.
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Travel Card and New Facilities for Travelers
The Deputy of Tourism also mentioned that the travel card can have a credit of up to 500 million tomans. This facility has been provided to support travelers and facilitate domestic and foreign travel processes. With this initiative, travelers can enjoy a comfortable and hassle-free experience while utilizing tourism services.
In the current situation and considering the outbreak of various diseases, the tourism industry requires special support. The Deputy of Tourism has announced that the government is making every effort to maintain and promote this industry and is also considering international interactions with China and Russia in this regard.
Ultimately, given the current situation and the need to create prosperity in the tourism industry, the Deputy of Tourism emphasized the importance of strengthening relations with various countries and stated: "Our expectations from China and Russia are higher than this" and we must approach this goal with more precise planning.
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