在举行推介活动的同时，乌兹别克斯坦持续完善旅游基础设施与公共服务，推进数字化消费场景建设， 更好对接中国游客的出行习惯与消费方式。游客出发前即可通过官方网站和社交平台在线预订门票、酒 店和导览服务，部分景区和博物馆还开通了线上购票与二维码验票，减少排队时间，契合"轻计划、重 体验"的出行需求。在年轻人聚集的街区与咖啡馆，扫码点单、移动支付逐步普及，商家也借助短视频 平台与旅游平台展示城市风貌与特色产品，吸引更多"打卡式""深度游"游客群体。此外，互免签证、增 开航线等举措，也进一步拉近了两国民众之间的距离。"这里既有历史感，也有数字化的生活方式。"很 多中国游客这样评价。 据乌兹别克斯坦国家旅游委员会统计，今年前11个月，中国公民访乌总量达35万人次，其中游客约25万 人次，较2024年的7.5万人次增长逾2倍，乌方预计明年接待中国入境人员将达40万至50万人次。 在中国掀起"乌兹别克斯坦旅游热"的背景下，中乌旅游合作的意义早已超越人员往来和经济效益，逐步 成为双边关系中最具温度、最具可持续性的合作领域之一。中国游客在漫步间对乌兹别克斯坦历史文化 形成最直观的认知，当地民众也能在接待中国游客的过程中，了解开放 ...

Core Insights - Uzbekistan's inbound tourism market has seen significant growth, with over 5.3 million international visitors in the first half of 2025, more than double the number from 2024, and tourism revenue reaching $2.4 billion, a 164% increase [1][5] - The country is focusing on enhancing cultural and human exchanges within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), with tourism being a key driver for economic growth and cultural interaction [3][4] Tourism Growth - In the first half of 2025, Uzbekistan received over 5.3 million international tourists, a 164% increase in tourism revenue to $2.4 billion [1] - The largest number of visitors came from Kyrgyzstan (1.28 million), followed by Tajikistan (993,700) and Kazakhstan (889,600) [1] - Chinese tourists have shown remarkable growth, increasing from 9,600 in early 2023 to nearly five times that number by 2025 [1][5] Cultural and Human Exchange - The mutual visa exemption agreement between China and Uzbekistan, effective June 1, has significantly boosted traveler exchanges [3] - Uzbekistan is prioritizing cultural and educational cooperation within the SCO, focusing on joint educational projects and cultural activities [4] - The country is investing in tourism infrastructure, with projects aimed at creating tourism clusters in historical cities like Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva [4][5] Economic Impact - The tourism sector is becoming a new engine for cooperation among SCO member states, with significant investments in hotels and transportation infrastructure [4] - In 2024, Uzbekistan plans to implement 591 projects with a total investment of $2.8 billion, creating nearly 20,000 new jobs [5] - The goal for 2025 is to attract 11 million foreign tourists, generating $3.8 billion in tourism revenue and creating 50,000 new jobs [5] Infrastructure Development - In the first half of 2025, Uzbekistan opened 60 new hotels, 287 guesthouses, and 146 youth hostels to meet the growing demand from tourists [6] - The country is collaborating with global hotel brands to improve service quality and enhance the international appeal of its tourism sector [6] - By mid-2025, Uzbekistan had established 3,052 travel agencies and trained 215 new professional guides, increasing the total number of guides to 3,415 [6]