BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, January 28. The Department
of Tourism, together with the Ministries of Digital Development and
Finance in Kyrgyzstan and "Tunduk" OJSC, will rapidly develop
requirements, secure funding, and implement a unified digital
tourism platform, Trend reports via the press service of the Cabinet of
Ministers.
The directive was given by Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers
and Head of the Presidential Administration of Kyrgyzstan, Adylbek
Kasymaliev, during a regular staff meeting with the heads of state
bodies and structural divisions of the Presidential
Administration.
The prime minister pointed to systemic issues in the sector,
including the fragmentation of services such as visas, logistics,
and insurance, as well as the absence of a single coordinating
center for managing tourism processes.
"Tourists should not face bureaucracy and language barriers at
every step. We need a platform that integrates government services,
business offerings, and payment tools in a single window—from entry
into the country to departure," the prime minister emphasized.
The unified digital tourism platform is an end-to-end digital
tourism platform that empowers city governments and tourism
departments to centralize access, ticketing, planning, and
stakeholder coordination; enhance visitor experience; automate
backend operations; and enable real-time data governance across
attractions, transport, and events.
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