Как Казахстан планирует превратить туризм в бизнес на €10 млрд и привлечь 15 млн туристов к 2029

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01:34Мистер Сержанулы, welcome.

01:35Thank you. It's my pleasure.

01:37What is your target number for foreign tourists,

01:39and how are you working to overcome the headwinds?

01:42Within the National Development Plan,

01:45we're a clear target set, 15 million tourists annually.

01:48To support this idea, we work in four main directions.

01:54First, of course, it's air connectivity.

01:57Thanks to our Open Sky regime,

02:00more than 20 new routes opened recently.

02:04And 30 more are coming years.

02:06Next is visa-free regime.

02:08Maybe you know that currently 87 countries in our visa-weaver list.

02:13Third is, of course, it's a modernization of the infrastructure,

02:18both in natural and historical sites.

02:21Today, I want to share with you off the beaten track.

02:24First is Katon-Katagai National Park

02:27in the very eastern most part of our country.

02:31It's the biggest national park.

02:32The second is Baikonur Cosmodrome.

02:34It's a place from where humankind first touched the space.

02:41And today, we are opening this destination to the travelers.

02:47And last but not least is the ultimate ultra-trail hiking route near Almaty,

02:55which will be stretching for 1,200 kilometers starting from Almaty

03:00to the border with Kruistan, the Kruistan lakes.

03:04So what new digital tools or platforms are being introduced

03:07to enhance travel experience and streamline services for tourists?

03:12Currently, we are working with the super app because when tourists arrive to the country,

03:18we should ensure that they will find verified services.

03:22So currently, when you come to Almaty or Astana,

03:25you can just scan the QR code and get recommended services like local ride

03:30or electronic SIM cards, electronic guides, etc.

03:34So we are now integrating all these things in one super application,

03:39which will use AI-powered assistance with these bookings and events and other offerings.

03:47Mr. Sejanoğlu, thank you so much for being with us today.

03:50Thank you. It was my pleasure.

03:52Kazakhstan is developing a new tourist destination at Baikonur,

03:57the world's first and largest cosmodrome in the Kizlardar region.

04:02Euronews has exclusive footage.

04:06Kazakhstan has transferred oversight of Gagarin's historic launch pad,

04:10site of the first human spaceflight in 1961, to its airspace committee,

04:14paving the way for tourism.

04:16Russia, which leases Baikonur Cosmodrome, returned the site in June,

04:19along with more than 50 decommissioned facilities.

04:21Kazakhstan now plans to turn them into a year-round tourist hub.

04:24The tourism plan for Baikonur is set for approval by September.

04:40Authorities will start by inspecting decommissioned sites for safety,

04:43aiming to restore landmarks like Gagarin's launch pad

04:45and the Energia Buran fueling complex as part of an open-air museum.

04:48New infrastructure, hotels, glamping, visitor centers, restaurants

04:52and a children's camp will follow.

04:54With expanded lodging, Baikonur could host up to 50,000 tourists a year by 2029,

04:59a five-fold increase from today.

05:00For now, rocket launches remain in the main draw,

05:19with three already completed this year and three more scheduled by December.

05:22Access to Kazakhstan's remote tourist sites remains a challenge,

05:28but authorities say rail service is improving.

05:32Over the past two years, Kazakhstan has added 250 new railway carriages,

05:36with 226 more on the way this year.

05:40To walk us through how rail projects are boosting tourism,

05:43we're joined by Anwar Ahmedzhanov,

05:45deputy chairman at the National Railway Company, Kazakhstan-Temirzhala.

05:52Mr. Akhmedzhanov, welcome. Good to have you with us.

05:54Thank you.

05:55What steps are being taken to improve rail access

05:58to some of the country's more remote tourist destinations?

06:02We are adding some trains for Balkhash destination, for the lake tourists.

06:08We have some additional trains to Burabai,

06:11it's a nearest location for Astana citizens.

06:15And we have special trains, about 11 trains every year,

06:19we add to Alakol destination.

06:21It's lake tourism in Kazakhstan.

06:23These are the common ways of developing the tourist locations,

06:28but we have the new product, and we started it last year.

06:31We have a special tourist train from Kazakhstan to Central Asia,

06:34connecting Almaty, Turkestan, and the pearls of Central Asia,

06:38like Tashkent, Bukhara, and Samarkand.

06:40The tourists, they travel during the nighttime,

06:43and then during the daytime,

06:45they have the opportunity to have a sightseeing of the major cities.

06:48We see that the great potential lies on the Chinese markets,

06:52and this year we made the first trip from China to Kazakhstan,

06:56so we organized the first Chinese-Kazakhstan train.

06:59More than 250 Chinese tourists came to Almaty.

07:02At the same time, since we have this Central Asian train,

07:06I mean, the Jibbek Zholi, the Silkway train,

07:08so we want to connect Chinese train with Central Asian train.

07:11So Chinese tourists will come from China,

07:13then spend two, three days in Almaty,

07:15then they can use our Jibbek Zholi train to go to Central Asia.

07:18So it will connect China, Kazakhstan, and Central Asian states.

07:21What measures are being introduced to make cross-border rail travel

07:24between Kazakhstan and its neighbors

07:26more comfortable and accessible for tourists?

07:29In our trains, what we did, for example,

07:31so if there is a border control, they can do it inside the train.

07:34So there is no need to go out of the train,

07:36so the border control personnel will come into the train,

07:41and during 15-20 minutes, they can check all the documents

07:44and allow the tourists to enter another country.

07:48Very insightful.

07:49Thank you, Mr. Akhnejana, for being with us.

07:51Thank you. It was a pleasure.

07:54That's all for now.

07:55See you in the next episode of EastWestConnect.

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