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The Tourism Development Committee gets a new website

The Tourism Development Committee under the Government of Tajikistan has launched  a new website – www.ctd.tj.   The website has a new design and its information and advertising and its information and advertising tabs have been improved, according to the Tourism Development Committee’s website.  The website has reportedly been developed in cooperation between the Tourism Development […]

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The Tourism Development Committee under the Government of Tajikistan has launched  a new website – www.ctd.tj.  

The website has a new design and its information and advertising and its information and advertising tabs have been improved, according to the Tourism Development Committee’s website. 

The website has reportedly been developed in cooperation between the Tourism Development Committee and Somon Technology Limited Liability Company (LLC). 

Now visitors of the website can get acquainted with all areas of tourism activity and find out weather conditions and currency exchange rates.  

Besides, the website visitors can also get acquainted with the latest news, statistics and tourism indicators. 

The register of suppliers of tourism services and the strategy of tourism development for the period up to 2023 can be found under the heading of ‘Tourism Legislation’.

By government’s decree the Tourism Development Committee was established in Tajikistan in June 2017 and the current head of the Committee is Kamoliddin Muminzod. 

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