Uzbekistan

Videos about tourism in Uzbekistan shown in Beijing

In Beijing, in honor of the 35th anniversary of Uzbekistan's independence, screenings of videos showcasing the country's tourism potential have been launched on a 3D LED screen.

Videos about tourism in Uzbekistan shown in Beijing

In Beijing, as part of the celebration of the 35th anniversary of Uzbekistan's independence, videos showcasing the country's tourism potential began broadcasting on a large 3D LED screen at the "Solana" lifestyle shopping mall.

This initiative was organized by the Embassy of Uzbekistan in China and the Tourism Committee.

The video materials introduce residents and guests of Beijing to the culture and traditions of Uzbekistan, its historical sights, and modern development. The organizers expect this to help attract more Chinese tourists.

The "Solana" lifestyle shopping mall has been operating since 2008 and is among Beijing's major popular centers. According to the report, it is visited by more than 100,000 Chinese and foreign guests daily.

The video also highlights the unique cities of Uzbekistan, its cultural and tourist attractions, as well as the possibility of a 30-day visa-free stay in the country for Chinese citizens.

Li Shusheng, Director of Beijing Yuanjingjie Media Co., Ltd., congratulated the people of Uzbekistan on the 35th anniversary of independence. According to him, the presented materials provide Chinese and foreign visitors with an opportunity to learn about Uzbekistan's tourism opportunities.

After watching the video, "Solana" visitor Wang Mingxing expressed her desire to visit Uzbekistan and see its sights in person. She also noted the hospitality of the Uzbek people and the diversity of the national cuisine.

According to Wang Mingxing, the opportunity to stay in Uzbekistan for up to 30 days without a visa makes travel more attractive for Chinese tourists. She also congratulated the people of Uzbekistan on Independence Day.

Similar screenings of tourism videos are planned to be organized in other Chinese cities as well.

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