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NomadMania travel club starts its trip to Karabakh from Fuzuli -UPDATED-PHOTO

24 April 2025 11:22 (UTC +04:00)

The NomadMania travel club has started their visit to Karabakh from Fuzuli, APA’s local bureau reports.

The group landed at Fuzuli International Airport.

Note that during three days the group will be in Karabakh and Eastern Zangezur, and observe the large-scale reconstruction and restoration works, demining activities, and the destruction and atrocities committed by Armenia during the occupation period.

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Today marks the beginning of a visit to Karabakh by influential international travelers who are part of the travel elite from 30 countries around the world — including the USA, the UK, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Poland, the Netherlands, France, Brazil, Morocco, Denmark, Chile, Portugal, Sierra Leone, Rwanda, Syria, India, Serbia, Greece, Albania, Türkiye, Slovakia, Singapore, Italy, Spain, Iran, Cameroon, China, Australia, and New Zealand, APA reports.

The group, which includes travelers representing six continents, is led by world-renowned traveler and founder of the NomadMania club, Harry Mitsidis (https://nomadmania.com, https://harrymitsidis.com).

Over the course of three days, the group will visit Karabakh and Eastern Zangezur and observe the large-scale reconstruction and restoration works, demining activities, as well as the destruction and atrocities committed by Armenia during the period of occupation.

This visit plays a significant role in promoting the liberated territories within the framework of “black tourism.”

Note that over the past five years since the Patriotic War, extensive delegations from the world's major international travel networks - ETIC, MTP, TCC, NomadMania and the majority of these clubs' members - Turkish Travelers Club, Club-100 (Sweden), "Piki Reels" (Great Britain), "Vagaclub" (Norway) - have made 12 trips to Karabakh and East Zangezur. This current visit marks the 13th group visit of international travelers to the liberated territories by being the continuation of that process.