The Director General of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts in South Khorasan announced the introduction of five travel service offices to the Ministry of Cultural Heritage for obtaining operating licenses in the field of attracting tourists from Afghanistan. He stated that during the visit of the Deputy Minister of Tourism to the province, the problems faced by tourism activists were examined on-site.
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The South Khorasan Cultural Heritage Director announced plans to introduce five travel service offices to attract Afghan tourists, following an on-site review of tourism challenges by the Deputy Minister of Tourism. This initiative aims to boost local tourism and address existing issues in the sector.
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📰 What Happened
The South Khorasan Cultural Heritage Director announced plans to establish five travel service offices aimed at attracting Afghan tourists. This follows an on-site visit by the Deputy Minister of Tourism to assess local tourism challenges.
- Five travel service offices will be introduced to facilitate tourism from Afghanistan.
- The initiative is part of efforts to boost local tourism and address existing sector issues.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has been working to diversify its economy, with tourism seen as a key sector for growth, especially in border areas like South Khorasan.
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