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The “Martyrs of Power Memorial” family tourism rally recently took place in Tehran, uniting families of martyrs, veterans, and heroes from the 12-day Israeli conflict against Iran. Organized by the Touring & Automobile Club and the Tehran Foundation of Martyrs and Veterans Affairs, the event attracted 160 participants and involved a friendly competition among 48 cars. It began at the Tomb of the Unknown Martyrs, ending in Behesht-e Zahra Cemetery, where attendees honored martyrs by placing flowers at their graves. Emphasizing safety and community, the rally celebrated the legacy of sacrifice while fostering family bonds and national pride.
At the 26th UN Tourism General Assembly in Riyadh, Iran’s Minister of Cultural Heritage, Reza Salehi-Amiri, proposed a global tourism innovation network utilizing artificial intelligence to promote sustainable tourism development. He expressed gratitude to Saudi Arabia for hosting the event and acknowledged regional cooperation. Salehi-Amiri also congratulated Shaikha Nasser Al Nowais on her election as the new UN Tourism Secretary-General, pledging Iran’s support for her leadership. He highlighted Iran’s significant tourism revenue, with over 7 million international visitors, and emphasized the importance of technology in enhancing human experiences in tourism while preserving cultural heritage.
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A recent event in Rasht celebrated the achievements of travel service professionals in Gilan province, highlighting its potential in tourism. Notable figures, including Javad Vahedi from the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, emphasized Gilan’s unique landscapes and historical significance, particularly its role in Shi’ism and the establishment of early Shia governance. Gilan’s rich cultural heritage, including ancient sites and diverse customs, was praised by Yousef Salmankhah, caretaker of the Gilan Cultural Heritage Department. Both speakers called for effective planning to promote religious tourism and preserve Gilan’s historical assets, aligning with global sustainable development goals.
On April 30, an atlas dedicated to the Persian Gulf will be unveiled for Persian Gulf National Day, highlighting the region’s historical and cultural significance. Created by the Daffineh Museum Group, the atlas features 27 historical maps from renowned European cartographers, with the oldest dating back to the 17th century. It aims to document the region’s geographic and political history, preserve its identity, and enhance public awareness. Soleymani, the CEO of the museum group, emphasized its value for researchers and its role in showcasing the Persian Gulf’s importance in shaping regional and global history.
Radkan Tower, a historical monument in Chenaran, Khorasan Razavi, exemplifies 7th-century architectural brilliance, drawing the attention of historians and tourists alike. Standing 25 meters tall, it features a cylindrical structure topped with a conical dome and decorative elements like Kufic inscriptions, reflecting its historical significance and craftsmanship. Attributed to the astronomer Hakim Khajeh Nasir al-Din Toosi, the tower was designed for timekeeping using sunlight. It plays a vital role in local tourism and economy, attracting visitors and supporting preservation efforts. Ongoing restoration projects aim to enhance accessibility and safeguard this cultural landmark for future generations.