Dear Member of the Media:
Welcome to Silk Road Treasure Tours and its fascinating destinations.
If you are interested in writing about Silk Road Treasure Tours, contact Dilya Rajabova at
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
We also invite you to join us on our Facebook page
|
|
EYE ON ASIA, September 3, 2012
  Central Asia's Silk Road
|
|
New York City,2012 New York Times Travel Show, March 5, 2012
Video Interview by James Andrew
- Link to the interview StylemTV
- Link to the interview BlipTV |
|
Global Traveler (The Magazine for Luxury Business Travelers) |
|
Where Exotic Meets Luxury, March 01, 2012
 Melding the unique experience of independent travel with the convenience of having someone else take care of the details, luxury tours open up exotic, hard-to-reach locales to the growing number of travelers who’ve “been there, done that” in all the usual destinations. Silk Road Treasure Tours’ 18-day In the Footsteps of Marco Polo tour begins in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, exploring legendary Samarkand and other UNESCO sites in Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan as it follows the ancient Silk Road through the heart of Central Asia. Highlights are insider tours, visits with local families and authentic dining.
Download PDF read more |
|
International Travel News |
|
In the Footsteps of Marco Polo, March 2012 From the 2012
March issue. 18-day/17-night tour of five Silk Road countries. Highlights: 2,750-year-old Samarkand in UZBEKISTAN/Tashkent/living museum city of Khiva/ancient Khodjent in TAJIKISTAN/in TURKMENISTAN, Bukhara/ Blue Mosque in Ashgabat/Bronze Age Anau-Depe/Almaty in KAZAKHSTAN/in KYRGYZSTAN, Bishkek, Issy Kul Lake, 11th-century Burana tower. Land, $5,999 low season or $6,499 high season. Single supp., $769. Silk Road Treasure Tours (Chester, NJ; 888/745-7670). |
|
The New York Times, Travel, Frugal Traveler |
|
Tips from the Times Travel Show, by Seth Kugel, March 6, 2012
 At The New York Times Travel Show, representatives from Silk Road Treasure Tours, which specializes in trips to Uzbekistan, dressed in traditional clothing.
Bargain with the Uzbeks. At the Silk Road Treasure Tours booth, Zulya Rajabova Moss advised me never to accept the initial price given by a hotel in Uzbekistan, the country her company specializes in. “It’s not set up like in the U.S.,” said Ms. Rajabova Moss, the company president. “You have to negotiate all the time.” Her suggested tactics: stress that you are on a budget, and say you’d be happy with a smaller room if it means a lower price. |
|
NEWJERSEY.COM
DISCOVER UZBEKISTAN IN DOVER
BY LISA KINTISH
STAFF WRITER
Neighbor News (Dover Edition)
December 1, 2011
Hospitality is fundamental to Uzbekistan culture. Knock on a stranger’s door and you will be invited in and offered tea and bread. Experiencing this hospitality will not require an airplane ride to the Central Asian country, but just a drive to Dover for the "Discover Uzbekistan " event at the Turkestanian American Association on Dec. 8.
|
|
Read more...
|
|
|
<< Start < Prev 1 2 Next > End >>
|
|
Page 1 of 2 |
Media Center
