
Azerbaijan - A Destination Worth Exploring: Highlights From Pakistan Travel Mart 2025
Faizan Hashmi Published February 04, 2025 | 08:22 PM

The Pakistan Travel Mart 2025 brought together tourism experts, industry professionals, and travel enthusiasts to discuss new opportunities in the travel sector
ISLAMABAD, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 4th Feb, 2025) The Pakistan Travel Mart 2025 brought together tourism experts, industry professionals, and travel enthusiasts to discuss new opportunities in the travel sector.
One of the key highlights of the event was the presentation by Rovshan Rahimov, Regional Manager for South Asia at the Azerbaijan Tourism Board.
He spoke about Azerbaijan’s hospitality, rich cultural heritage, and the strong relationship between Azerbaijan and Pakistan, said a press release issued here on Tuesday.
During his address, Mr. Rahimov emphasized that Pakistani travelers should consider Azerbaijan not just because of the warm ties between the two nations but also for its breathtaking landscapes, historical landmarks, and vibrant traditions.
He shared that in 2024, nearly 80,000 Pakistanis visited Azerbaijan, a testament to the country’s growing popularity as a travel destination.
Azerbaijan offers a unique blend of modern and traditional experiences. The iconic Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku is an architectural marvel, while the country’s traditional carpets reflect its deep artistic heritage. Azerbaijani cuisine, known for its rich flavors, is another major attraction for visitors.
The country is home to several must-visit cities. Baku, the capital, combines modern skyscrapers with historic sites like the Old City. Sheki is famous for its ancient palaces and charming bazaars, while Gabala, surrounded by lush forests and mountains, offers a peaceful retreat for nature lovers.
Azerbaijan’s commitment to global sustainability is also evident as it prepares to host the COP29 Climate Change Conference, reinforcing its role in environmental initiatives and green tourism.
Another significant presentation at the event was delivered by Mr. Azer Ahmedzada from Silk Road Travel and Tourism, Embassy of Azerbaijan in Islamabad. He introduced Silk Road Travel and Tourism as a distinguished and reputable travel agency based in Baku, officially registered with the National Tourism Administration.
Ahmedzada outlined the agency’s wide range of services, including visa assistance, transportation, hotel bookings, and tailored travel experiences. The agency specializes in professional tours, MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) tours, and customized travel packages designed to meet the needs of international visitors.
He encouraged Pakistani travelers to take another look at Azerbaijan, a country that offers a perfect mix of adventure, culture, and hospitality. With a growing number of tourists from Pakistan, Azerbaijan continues to strengthen its reputation as a top travel destination.
The Pakistan Travel Mart 2025 successfully showcased Azerbaijan’s tourism potential, reinforcing the strong travel and cultural ties between Pakistan and Azerbaijan. Travelers are invited to explore this beautiful country with the trusted services of Silk Road Travel and Tourism, ensuring a seamless and unforgettable experience.
Recent Stories

Bollywood Singer Vishal Dadlani gets injured in accident, concert postponed

Price of 24-Karat gold per tola decreases by Rs4,700 in Pakistan

Tasleeh Holding to showcase cutting-edge defence innovations at IDEX 2025

This Valentine’s, Lets Cadbury & Abdul Hannan sing your love story

Burjeel Holdings receives NIHS accreditation for Hematology-Oncology Fellowship ..

Nahyan bin Mubarak offers condolences on passing of Aga Khan IV

UN Secretary-General condemns attack on UNIFIL convoy near Rafic Hariri Internat ..

Fawad Chaudhry slaps PTI leader Barrister Shoaib Shaheen at Adiala jail gate

UAE President, VPs congratulate Serbian President on National Day

UAE launches landmark US$60 million initiative to expand accessible education fo ..

India, US to double bilateral trade to $500 billion by 2030

Bolivia’s heavy rains claim 28 lives as death toll rises
More Stories From Pakistan
-
Auqaf Multan zone makes record recovery of Rs621.58m
5 minutes ago -
Workshop on career counselling held at Women University
6 minutes ago -
All Pakistan Inter-University Women's Judo Championship commences at SAU Tandojam
36 minutes ago -
Chief Minister Punjab leads efforts to transform agriculture sector: Azma Bukhari
46 minutes ago -
Kite making unit unearthed
55 minutes ago -
Girl undergoes gender transformation surgery
55 minutes ago
-
CJP visits SOS village, Peshawar
55 minutes ago -
CM Murad seeks report of fire incident caused of death of poet Akash Ansari
55 minutes ago -
Two held, over 2kg drugs recovered
56 minutes ago -
Three killed in road accidents
56 minutes ago -
Renowned Sindhi poet Akash Ansari die in house fire
56 minutes ago -
Signature campaign launched to declare Sindhi as national Language
1 hour ago