Kazakhstan Targets €10 Billion in Tourism Revenue and 15 Million Visitors by 2029
Kazakhstan aims to become a top tourism destination by boosting its tourism revenue to €10 billion by 2029, targeting 15 million annual visitors and improving its ranking in the World Economic Forum’s Travel and Tourism Development Index.
To achieve this, the government is investing heavily in infrastructure, digital innovation, and unique attractions to enhance the visitor experience.
Key initiatives include expanding the railway network and upgrading border checkpoints to facilitate seamless travel within Kazakhstan and across Central Asia.
A new, modern airport in Shyk will provide direct access to the stunning Katon-Karagay National Park, renowned for its pristine landscapes and mountainous terrain, making it a magnet for nature enthusiasts.
A groundbreaking AI-powered super app is set to revolutionize the tourism experience by simplifying bookings, ticketing, and navigation, offering a user-friendly, all-in-one platform for travelers.
Additionally, Kazakhstan is developing distinctive destinations like the Baikonur Cosmodrome, a globally recognized space launch facility, which will feature luxurious glamping sites, modern hotels, and educational camps for children, blending scientific wonder with family-friendly adventure.
By contributing an additional €3 billion to the tourism sector’s economic output, Kazakhstan is diversifying its economy and establishing itself as a global tourism hub.
From enhanced connectivity to innovative digital solutions and unique attractions, these efforts are poised to position Kazakhstan as a must-visit destination for international travelers seeking cultural, natural, and scientific experiences
