Ashgabat — Representatives of Turkmenistan’s tourism sector gathered in Ashgabat for a seminar dedicated to the international tourism promotion campaign Visit Malaysia 2026, aimed at strengthening tourism ties and expanding cooperation between Malaysia and Central Asian markets.
The event brought together local tour operators, travel industry specialists and tourism stakeholders to learn about Malaysia’s tourism offerings, upcoming promotional initiatives and opportunities for cooperation with Malaysian partners.
The seminar was organized with the support of tourism company TRAWELCO (Bagtyýar Dostlar), which serves as a regional partner of Malaysia Tourism for the promotion of the Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign in Turkmenistan. Representatives of the company noted the growing interest in Southeast Asian destinations among travelers from the region and emphasized the importance of building closer professional links between tourism stakeholders.
During the seminar, participants received information about the objectives of the Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign, priority tourism segments, and new opportunities for travelers interested in visiting the Southeast Asian nation. Discussions also focused on prospects for increasing tourist exchanges and developing partnerships between tourism businesses in Turkmenistan and Malaysia.
Malaysia remains one of Asia’s leading tourist destinations, attracting visitors with its rich cultural heritage, tropical landscapes, modern cities and diverse travel experiences. Through the Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign, the country aims to welcome more international visitors and further strengthen its position on the global tourism map.
Participants highlighted the value of such industry events in fostering international cooperation, sharing expertise and creating new opportunities for travel and business development.
The seminar is expected to contribute to stronger tourism connections between Malaysia and Turkmenistan while encouraging broader engagement between tourism professionals from both countries.
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