On November 29, 2025, the 30th anniversary edition of the Tashkent International Tourism Fair “Tourism on the Silk Road” (TITF-2025) concluded at the international exhibition center CAEx. The fair was organized by the Tourism Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the SI “National PR-Centre”, and the SUE “Interforum”.
The fair made a significant contribution to promoting Uzbekistan as a vibrant and promising tourist destination, becoming a key platform for establishing new partnerships between domestic and international companies. Exclusive tourism routes and the rich cultural heritage of various regions showcased at the event enhanced interest in different parts of the country, opening up new opportunities for cooperation and growth in tourist flows. Furthermore, the fair received extensive international media coverage, with more than 100 reputable local and foreign media outlets reporting on the event, substantially contributing to raising Uzbekistan’s global profile.
Over the course of three days, more than 100 representatives from the domestic and international tourism industry participated across 44 exhibition stands. Additionally, numerous B2B meetings were held, resulting in thousands of negotiations and the signing of multiple agreements. Notably, this year the People’s Republic of China participated for the first time with its national pavilion. The Republic of Azerbaijan also participated as a partner country, adding special significance to the event and expanding the scope of international cooperation.
The “Hosted Buyers” program featured 10 foreign and over 30 local tourism companies, with thousands of negotiations and agreements concluded during the fair.
The event was attended by more than 15,000 visitors, representing 72 countries. Delegations from France, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands were particularly notable.
In addition, the fair featured thematic panel sessions, masterclasses, the International Aviation Forum “Uzairo,” the international culinary championship “Delicious Uzbekistan,” which brought together over 200 chefs from more than 30 countries, an exhibition of handicrafts, a forum on tourism education, the “Global Tourism Media Campus,” the Ethno-Cultural Festival, the first Central Asia–European Union Tourism Forum, and the OIC Tourism Forum, held under the chairmanship of the Conference of Tourism Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.
At the closing ceremony, the launch of the 31st Tashkent International Tourism Fair next year was announced, along with awards for active participants.
Participated companies
Signed contracts
Visitors
Media coverage