"Emerging as a Unique Destination"... Home&Shopping Launches Special Package for Three Central Asian Countries

Broadcast to Air at 6:20 p.m. on January 25

Home&Shopping announced on January 23 that it will air a special program introducing travel packages to three increasingly popular Central Asian destinations: Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan.

Home&Shopping travel packages for three Central Asian countries (Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan). Home&Shopping

This broadcast will air at 6:20 p.m. on January 25. The package, planned by Naeil Tour, is a 7-night, 9-day tour covering all three Central Asian countries. Travelers will have the opportunity to experience both the ancient relics along the Silk Road and the region's vast natural landscapes.

Uzbekistan, once a key hub of Silk Road trade and a bridge between Eastern and Western cultures, offers visitors the chance to explore ancient city ruins and the pinnacle of Islamic architectural culture. In Kazakhstan, tourists can visit traditional markets and art spaces, as well as enjoy outdoor activities in the nearby mountainous areas. Kyrgyzstan, often called the "Alps of Central Asia," is rapidly emerging as a unique destination where visitors can experience pristine nature and a variety of activities at the same time.

This package is designed according to the popular "NO shopping, NO optional tours" policy favored by travelers. Those who make reservations through the Home&Shopping broadcast will be fully exempt from any additional charges resulting from exchange rate fluctuations or increased fuel surcharges. Additionally, customers who leave a consultation request during the broadcast will be entered into a drawing to win Shinsegae gift certificates worth a total of 2 million won.

A Home&Shopping representative stated, "Central Asia is an ideal region for wellness and nature-friendly travel, which have become recent travel trends," adding, "This package will offer customers seeking new destinations a unique experience and a high level of satisfaction."