Core Insights - The launch of the first China-Central Asia International Cultural Tourism Train marks a significant advancement in tourism cooperation between China and Central Asia, particularly with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan [1] - Despite global tourism facing uncertainties, the tourism collaboration between China and Central Asia is accelerating, with mutual visa exemptions and increased direct flights [1] - The China-Central Asia Summit in 2023 highlighted the importance of systematic policy coordination and connectivity in developing new tourism cooperation frameworks [1] Group 1 - The tourism cooperation should be closely integrated with the development strategies and policies of Central Asian countries, creating a multi-dimensional and distinctive cooperation model [2] - There is a need to enhance internal motivation by improving transportation connectivity and facilitating tourism processes, including visa and direct flight arrangements [2] - The development of cross-border tourism cooperation zones and investment insurance policies is essential for fostering tourism collaboration [2] Group 2 - The visibility of cooperation outcomes should be improved by transforming policy texts into tangible experiences for the public [3] - The establishment of a brand image for the "Cultural Silk Road" initiative and increasing public participation in tourism activities are crucial [3] - The integration of tourism cooperation with poverty alleviation and environmental issues will enhance the overall impact of tourism initiatives [3]