SHUSHA, Azerbaijan, July 10. I was amazed at how much your country has progressed after the war, Joza May Richards, a traveler from the Philippines, told reporters during her visit to the city, Trend reports.
“It’s a real pleasure to be here now and see how much has been done in terms of agricultural and infrastructure development. The people here are incredibly resilient—you're working hard to rebuild your country. With such a difficult history, it’s especially emotional to remember those who gave their lives for peace. As Filipinos, we sincerely wish for peace around the world and hope it will endure,” she said.
The group of travelers, representing 15 countries, is led by Charles Veley, founder of the Most Traveled People (MTP) club.
Over the course of a three-day itinerary, the delegation is set
to traverse a multitude of recently liberated territories,
encompassing Fuzuli, Khojavend, Shusha, Khankendi, Khojaly, Aghdam,
Kalbajar, Lachin, Zangilan, and Jabrayil.
The objective of the expedition is to investigate the emancipated
zones within the framework of what is colloquially termed “dark
tourism” and to observe the magnitude of the current rehabilitation
initiatives. In the preceding quadrennium, the regions of Karabakh
and East Zangezur have experienced a cumulative visitation of 13
instances by global nomads associated with premier travel
consortiums.
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