Astana Leisure is the only travel exhibition taking place in Kazakhstan’s capital city, Astana.
60 exhibitors | 5,000 visitors
Over the last seven years, the event has grown and become a regular meeting place for the industry. Astana Leisure caters for both the B2B and B2C markets and features a vibrant mix of inbound and outbound destinations, all vying for visitors’ attention with tempting competitions, attractive displays and eye-catching cultural shows.
In 2009, the following countries took part in the Astana Leisure exhibition: Azerbaijan, Brazil, Italy, Kazakhstan, China, Malaysia, Peru, Russia, Thailand, Turkey, Switzerland South Africa and United Arab Emirates.
More about Kazakhstan Kazakhstan is the ninth largest country in the world. It has been a full member of UNWTO since 1993. Currently, there are 1,000 tourism agencies in Kazakhstan, with international partners from 80 countries.
Since becoming Kazakhstan’s capital, Astana has become a major business hub and the country’s political centre, generating over $5 billion of investments. A Euromonitor report indicated the country has seen the emergence of an affluent middle class who are keen to travel out of the country, especially during the winter season.
Astana Leisure sectors
Official support
:: Organizers
Over the last seven years, the event has grown and become a regular meeting place for the industry. Astana Leisure caters for both the B2B and B2C markets and features a vibrant mix of inbound and outbound destinations, all vying for visitors’ attention with tempting competitions, attractive displays and eye-catching cultural shows.
In 2009, the following countries took part in the Astana Leisure exhibition: Azerbaijan, Brazil, Italy, Kazakhstan, China, Malaysia, Peru, Russia, Thailand, Turkey, Switzerland South Africa and United Arab Emirates.
More about Kazakhstan Kazakhstan is the ninth largest country in the world. It has been a full member of UNWTO since 1993. Currently, there are 1,000 tourism agencies in Kazakhstan, with international partners from 80 countries.
Since becoming Kazakhstan’s capital, Astana has become a major business hub and the country’s political centre, generating over $5 billion of investments. A Euromonitor report indicated the country has seen the emergence of an affluent middle class who are keen to travel out of the country, especially during the winter season.
Astana Leisure sectors
- National and regional travel agencies
- Tour operators and travel agencies
- Airlines and air agencies
- Hotels, hostels and health centres
- Merchant associations and companies
- Insurance and banking services in tourism
- Information technologies in tourism
Official support
- Ministry of Tourism and Sport of Republic of Kazakhstan
- Akimat (Administration) of Astana city
:: Organizers
Ministry of Tourism and Sport of Republic of Kazakhstan
Iteca Llc (part of the ITE Group)
Organizers of the biggest tourism fair in the Central Asian region - KITF – «Tourism and Travel».
