Azerbaijan is taking part in the international tourism exhibition “IMEX Frankfurt 2025” held in Frankfurt, Germany, showcasing its growing tourism potential to global industry leaders.
The international tourism fair “IMEX Frankfurt 2025” is currently underway in Frankfurt, Germany, bringing together top tourism companies from around the world. Among the participants is “Shams Group Azerbaijan,” representing Azerbaijan on this global platform.
Galib Aliyev, the head of Shams Group, emphasized the increasing global interest in Azerbaijan’s tourism potential, especially after the country’s victory in the 44-day Patriotic War. “Azerbaijan’s international reputation continues to rise, and our tourism capabilities are expanding alongside our progress in other sectors,” he noted.
It was noted that such exhibitions play a key role in promoting Azerbaijan’s tourism potential globally and serve as an invaluable platform for international recognition.
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