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In 2024, Türkiye’s tourism sector experienced a notable 30.9% increase in Iranian visitors, contributing to a record 52.6 million international tourists and generating $61.1 billion in revenue. This 7% rise in arrivals reflects Türkiye’s growing appeal as a leading travel destination, particularly among travelers from Russia, Germany, the UK, and Bulgaria. Improved travel conditions and cultural ties have fueled this surge, especially from Iran. Major cities like Istanbul and Antalya are thriving as tourism hubs, offering diverse experiences. Experts predict continued growth in Türkiye’s tourism as it capitalizes on its rich culture and natural beauty.
The “Land of Kindness” exhibition will display 151 historical artifacts from Tehran’s prestigious museums at Sichuan University Museum in Chengdu, China. Organized by various Iranian cultural entities, the exhibition aims to promote cultural exchanges between Iran and China. Artifacts from notable Tehran museums span a historical timeline from the third millennium BC to Islamic periods, showcasing Iran’s rich heritage through metal, ceramic, glass, textile, and carpet art. Strengthened by recent diplomatic visits and a surge in Chinese tourism, including a visa-free policy, the exhibition symbolizes the growing cultural and tourism collaboration between the two nations.
On Monday, the Dafineh museum complex unveiled the book “Art Depictions,” focusing on the artistic treasures of the newly established Art Depictions Museum. Compiled by the Dafineh group’s research unit, the book serves as a crucial resource for art enthusiasts and researchers. During the unveiling, Hamidreza Soleimani emphasized its role in documenting museum collections. The event also celebrated National Book Week with a two-week free museum membership initiative to promote reading. Esteemed speakers, including Behnam Zangi and Ahmad Mohit Tabatabaei, highlighted the book’s significance in enhancing cultural understanding and supporting research. The book will be a permanent resource in the museum’s collection.
Iran has officially recognized broom weaving as part of its National Intangible Cultural Heritage, a move announced by Alireza Izadi from the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts. This recognition aims to document, protect, and promote the craft, which is rooted in indigenous skills and prevalent in various provinces, including Gilan, Mazandaran, and Kerman. Broom weaving, historically a vital source of income for rural communities, has faced decline due to industrial alternatives. However, its affordability and cultural significance have kept the tradition alive. This recognition emphasizes the importance of preserving such crafts for future generations.
Shazdeh Garden, located near Mahan city in Kerman province, Iran, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its stunning Persian architecture and landscape. Established in the 13th century during the Qajar dynasty, it spans 5.5 hectares at an altitude of 202 meters. The garden features a distinctive rectangular layout, a pavilion, and a sophisticated water management system with five fountains and nine waterfalls, creating a serene environment. Visitors can enjoy various plant species, including cypress and fruit trees, while marveling at the intricate design and craftsmanship. Shazdeh Garden is a must-visit for those exploring Iran’s cultural heritage.