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Yazd to Host Exciting Nationwide Handicrafts Festival: A Celebration of Art and Craftsmanship!
The Yazd Handicrafts Exhibition, from May 20-24 at the Yazd International Exhibition Center, will celebrate Iranian craftsmanship coinciding with World Handicrafts Day. Featuring over 300 stalls, including 140 from various provinces and 50 from Yazd, the event will showcase indigenous handicrafts, traditional bread, and nomadic black tents. Workshops on branding and marketing for artisans will be offered, supported by the Omid Entrepreneurship Fund with financial aid of up to 200 million rials. The exhibition highlights Yazd’s cultural heritage and artistic community, providing a unique opportunity to explore traditional crafts like knitting, weaving, and embroidery, enriching the appreciation of Iranian culture.
Tehran Expands Travel Opportunities: Direct Flights Set to Link Major Iranian and Chinese Cities!
Iran is poised to boost its tourism industry by enhancing travel connections with China, particularly through direct flights from various Iranian cities to Chinese destinations. In a meeting between Iranian Ambassador Mohsen Bakhtiar and Guangdong Province Party Committee member Zhang Guozhi, they discussed expanding cooperation in tourism, agricultural exports, cultural exchanges, and media collaborations. Zhang expressed support for strengthening ties, emphasizing Guangdong’s economic prowess with a GDP over $2 trillion. The partnership aims to create business opportunities and foster cultural understanding, marking a significant step in integrating the economies of Iran and China for mutual benefit.
Isfahan’s Rich History: Seven Iconic Sites Newly Added to Iran’s Heritage List!
Isfahan Province’s historical significance has been bolstered by the addition of seven monuments to Iran’s National Heritage List, showcasing its rich cultural tapestry from the Sassanian to the Qajar periods. Notable sites include the 2,500-year-old Darmian Castle, the Qajar-era Karbasis’ House, and the Kazerooni Mosque. Isfahan, home to over 22,000 historical sites, including UNESCO-listed qanats, remains a key cultural and tourist destination, renowned for its stunning architecture, vibrant bazaars, and serene gardens. The province’s preservation efforts further enhance its appeal, inviting visitors to explore its rich history and charm, earning it the nickname “Nesf-e-Jahan” or “half the world.”
Iranian Airline Set to Launch Direct Flights to Paris and Major European Cities Despite Sanctions
Iran Airtour is launching direct flights from Tehran to various European cities, starting with Paris on January 31. Flights will operate weekly on Mondays and Fridays using Airbus A300 aircraft, catering to Iranian expatriates and European visitors. The airline plans to expand to Germany, Spain, and Italy by the end of the Iranian calendar year. This initiative follows three years of planning and obtaining EU certification, signifying resilience amid EU and UK sanctions on other Iranian airlines. Iran Airtour aims to enhance travel options while fostering economic and cultural ties between Iran and Europe.
Esfahak Shines as UN’s Best Tourism Village: Official Registration Document Revealed!
Esfahak, a village in South Khorasan, Iran, has been recognized as the UN Tourism’s Best Tourism Village, highlighting its dedication to sustainable tourism and cultural preservation. The award was announced at the Tehran International Tourism Exhibition, with local officials celebrating the village’s historical significance and unique architectural style, including traditional mud-brick houses. Despite challenges, such as the 1978 Tabas earthquake, community efforts revitalized Esfahak, making it a model for sustainable tourism. The village boasts stunning landscapes, a solid tourism framework, and rich cultural heritage, which officials hope will attract more tourists and stimulate local economic growth.