New Iranian debit card for tourists
The Head of Iran’s Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization has announced a joint project with the Central Bank of Iran (CBI) for a prepaid debit card for tourists traveling to Iran. Funds can be added to the card in return for their currency and converted to Iranian rials (IRR).
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Tourists join halim stew cooking ritual
The halim cooking ceremony in Eghlid, Fars Province, is a family occasion to usher in the Iranian New Year, Nowruz, on the spring equinox. This is an old tradition that takes place beginning of March every year. The event was held in an old house in the city this year together with a display of Iranian handicrafts and joined in by tourists.
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More European tourists than pilgrims in Iran
While the highest number of foreign tourists in Iran is said to be religious tourists who often come to Mashhad from Arab countries, last year 110,000 more European tourists came to Iran from the previous years.
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Do not approach these dangerous sites in Iran
There are sites in Iran hiding secrets at their heart and still wearing a shroud of mystery with the passage of time. Some of these are manmade, and others have been made by the life-giving Divinity. This report will take you on a safe tour of some of these sites.
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Half a million tourists visit Isfahan - Majority French
The CEO of Isfahan Cultural Heritage Organization reported of the visit by half a million foreign tourists of the historical monuments and tourist attractions of the Province of Isfahan from March 2017 till the end of December 2017.
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Neyshabur holds the world’s oldest turquoise mine
Neyshabur turquoise mine, located 53 kilometers northwest of Neyshabur, is among the general mines of this city and its visitors are not too many. Tourists can pay the amount of five thousand tomans and take a tour of this 7000-year old mine.
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Seven thousand Spaniards travel to Iran
El Confidencial digital newspaper writes: In 2016, Iran has hosted 7000 Spanish tourists. But a lack of hotels and accommodation is hindering its tourism industry.
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Iran to attract 20 million tourists by 2025
The Head of Iran’s Tourism Organization, Ali-Asghar Munesan, has said that his country aims to attract 20 million tourists by 2025 by mobilizing all its facilities with an eye on the importance the government and parliament attach to tourism in order to give Iran its rightful place in the industry.
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Tourists visit the Ashura rituals
Muharram is a month of mourning for the third Shia Imam martyred in the desert of Karbala by the tyrant Yazid.
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Thousand and one nights tourist train
Three years ago, the first tourist train arrived in Iran with 150 American and European passengers. Today, the Thousand and one nights luxury train drove into the city of Yazd with 57 American and European passengers.
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Iranians turned tourist
Based on the latest statistics provided by the Tourism Organization of Iran the number of Iranian tourists traveling abroad rose to nine million 196 thousand and 140 last year. This figure was three million 474 thousand and 692 people in the first five months of this year,
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Tourist purchases, a happy closure to National Crafts Exhibition
the 28th National Crafts Exhibition ran its course at the 28th Iran Handmade Carpet Exhibition, hosting a great number of Iranian and foreign visitors.
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