Uzbekistan joins International Code for the Protection of Tourists
2025-02-28 09:05:00 / News
Uzbekistan has officially joined the International Code for the Protection of Tourists, developed by the UN Tourism, reaffirming its commitment to global tourism standards and the protection of travelers' rights. This milestone strengthens the country's position as a growing tourism hub, reflecting its steady expansion and increasing international recognition in recent years.
Minister of Ecology, Environmental Protection, and Climate Change, Aziz Abdukhakimov, emphasized that the International Code for the Protection of Tourists is a harmonized system designed to restore trust in travel following the COVID-19 pandemic. By adhering to this code, Uzbekistan aims to create a safer and more reliable travel environment for all tourists.
Developed by UN Tourism, the code is a set of principles and recommendations aimed at ensuring the safety, rights, and interests of tourists while also promoting sustainable tourism development. By adopting this document, Uzbekistan reaffirms its commitment to implementing best practices in the hospitality sector and creating favorable conditions for foreign visitors.