New flights between the regions of Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
From the end of June, the expansion of domestic regular flights will begin in Uzbekistan, which is designed to increase regional connectivity, simplify movement between historical cities, and support the development of domestic tourism.
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According to official information, Centrum Air will begin operating new regular flights on the following routes from June 24:
Samarkand - Urgench (3 times a week),
Bukhara - Urgench (from June 25, 2 times a week),
Samarkand - Bukhara (from June 25, 2 times a week),
Bukhara - Tashkent (from June 25, 2 times a week).
In addition, daily flights are currently operating on the Tashkent - Urgench route (except Tuesdays).
The company notes that the expansion of the route network will significantly reduce travel time between the country's largest tourist and historical centers, as well as simplify logistics for travelers and entrepreneurs.
"The expansion of domestic air transportation creates favorable conditions for tourists, increases economic activity in the regions, and contributes to their better integration into the national infrastructure network," the company said in a statement.
Supporting domestic tourism remains one of the priorities of state policy aimed at developing regions, strengthening interregional ties, and stimulating small and medium-sized businesses in the hospitality sector.
Samarkand - Urgench (3 times a week),
Bukhara - Urgench (from June 25, 2 times a week),
Samarkand - Bukhara (from June 25, 2 times a week),
Bukhara - Tashkent (from June 25, 2 times a week).
In addition, daily flights are currently operating on the Tashkent - Urgench route (except Tuesdays).
The company notes that the expansion of the route network will significantly reduce travel time between the country's largest tourist and historical centers, as well as simplify logistics for travelers and entrepreneurs.
"The expansion of domestic air transportation creates favorable conditions for tourists, increases economic activity in the regions, and contributes to their better integration into the national infrastructure network," the company said in a statement.
Supporting domestic tourism remains one of the priorities of state policy aimed at developing regions, strengthening interregional ties, and stimulating small and medium-sized businesses in the hospitality sector.
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