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The ancient city of Darabgard, potentially the first circular city to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is gaining attention for its rich Sassanid-era history and architectural significance. Sadeq Zare’, caretaker of the Fars Cultural Heritage Department, highlighted the need for extensive archaeological research and protective plans to complete its UNESCO dossier. The Oil Ministry has allocated around 30 billion rials to support this effort, with hopes of finalizing the proposal within a year. Renowned for its impressive circular design and historical features, Darabgard’s recognition could enhance tourism and cultural exchange in the region while honoring its legacy.
Iran’s Health Tourism Boom: Focus on Branding and Regulation for Global Appeal
Iran is advancing its health tourism sector through strategic branding and regulatory reforms, led by Deputy Tourism Minister Anoushirvan Mohseni-Bandpey. Key initiatives include establishing a national health tourism brand and launching a comprehensive digital platform to streamline services for international patients. The government aims to integrate health and tourism services, enhancing Iran’s competitiveness globally. Challenges such as international insurance, compliance with standards, and post-treatment care remain. Iran targets $6 billion in health tourism revenue and plans to host events showcasing its capabilities, fostering international collaboration and addressing negative perceptions of the country.
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Iran’s Rich Heritage Shines at Madrid’s Fitur Fair: Isfahan Firms Showcase Cultural Treasures
Isfahan province will feature five travel agencies at the Madrid International Fitur 2026 exhibition, aimed at promoting its cultural and historical heritage. Amir Karamzadeh, the tourism chief, emphasized the event’s importance for enhancing tourism and global connections. The exhibition, the second-largest tourism fair globally, will facilitate B2B meetings and international collaborations. Customized investment packages and promotional content in multiple languages will be showcased. Despite challenges like Iranophobia, Karamzadeh highlighted the commitment to overcoming obstacles and enhancing Isfahan’s image. The initiative aims to position Isfahan as a premier cultural tourism destination and significantly boost inbound tourism.
Iran Expands Ramadan Visiting Hours for Historic Sites: A Cultural Journey Awaits!
As Nowruz approaches, Iran is making exciting updates to the festivities to align with Ramadan, which begins on March 2. Deputy Minister Ali Darabi announced extended visiting hours for historical sites after Iftar, continued traditions at heritage locations, and special programs for Laylat al-Qadr. Celebrations will occur at 1,000 sites nationwide, welcoming locals and tourists. Tourism Minister Seyyed Reza Salehi-Amiri emphasized the importance of adapting Nowruz to respect Ramadan, with events held post-Iftar until midnight. The adjustments aim to enhance cultural engagement and foster community, reflecting the joy of Nowruz alongside the spiritual significance of Ramadan.
