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MoreGlobal online travel giant Expedia strengthens its position in Central Asia through a partnership in Uzbekistan
During the negotiations, the parties introduced initiatives aimed at developing tourism in the region, digitalizing booking processes, and implementing advanced technologies in the travel industry.
It is worth noting that the national tour operator has already been cooperating with Expedia Group for a year, offering travelers access to airline tickets, hotels, and tours around the world.
“Our partnership with Expedia Group has taken the travel service to a new level over the past year. Now, we are ready to offer even more attractive solutions and convenient opportunities to consumers from Uzbekistan and neighboring countries,” said a representative of Asialuxe Travel.
Expedia Group (USA) is the world's largest online travel booking platform. Its ecosystem includes brands such as Expedia, Hotels.com, Orbitz, Travelocity, and more. Expedia Group offers cutting-edge technology solutions, user-friendly booking services, and a wide range of travel products, helping millions of travelers find and book the best deals globally.
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