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Uzbekistan joins the International Code for the Protection of Tourists
The
ICPT is a unified global framework designed to protect tourists, particularly
in emergency situations, and to safeguard their rights and responsibilities as
consumers. By adhering to this code, Uzbekistan reinforces its dedication to
enhancing guarantees and legal protections for tourists and further complements
its ongoing efforts in collaboration with UN Tourism to strengthen global
tourism standards.
The
Minister of Ecology, Environmental Protection and Climate Change of Uzbekistan,
Aziz Abdukhakimov, said: “Uzbekistan is committed to ensuring the highest
standards of safety, security, and quality for all visitors to our country. The
International Code for the Protection of Tourists not only enhances the rights
and protections of travelers but also strengthens trust in Uzbekistan as a
welcoming and reliable destination. Our alignment with these global principles
will further support our vision of a modern, hospitable, and competitive
tourism sector that benefits both visitors and local communities.”
Uzbekistan
has been at the forefront of advancing international tourism standards.
Notably, the country has been a driving force in the establishment of the
Committee for the development of an International Safe Tourism Code, and was
unanimously elected as the Chair of the Committee at its first meeting in
December 2024.
Alicia
Gomez, Director of Legal Affairs and International Standards at UN Tourism,
adds: “The global and interconnected nature of the tourism sector makes the
harmonization of international standards even more vital. Both the ICPT and the
future International Safe Tourism Code are invaluable tools in this endeavor.”
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