The second joint meeting of tourism leaders took place on September 29.
Representatives from tourism, culture, and foreign affairs ministries attended.
Agreements include setting up technical groups and designating contact persons.
Focus areas are data exchange, destination twinning, cine‑tourism, and business connections.
The collaboration aims to boost tourism and cultural exchange between the two nations.
They will share information about tourist spots and help each other promote hidden gems.
New small teams will focus on training guides and sharing travel data.
Both countries plan a special Year of Culture and Tourism in 2027.
The goal is to bring more families and tourists to enjoy each other's cultures.
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