Kurdistan Region Gears Up for Surge in Tourism as Eid al-Fitr Approaches
Ibrahim Abdulmajid, spokesperson for the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Tourism Board, also spoke with Kurdistan24, emphasizing the government's preparation to ensure a smooth and welcoming tourist experience.

ERBIL (Kurdistan24) – As Eid al-Fitr approaches, hotel owners in the Kurdistan Region are preparing to welcome a large influx of tourists, with many establishments undergoing renovations and upgrades to ensure an exceptional experience for visitors.
Shukur Aziz, deputy of the Kurdistan Restaurant and Guesthouse Association, shared exciting news with Kurdistan24 on Wednesday, revealing that hotel and motel owners in Erbil have been working diligently to renovate their facilities throughout the month of Ramadan. Aziz highlighted that many hotels have already signed contracts with tourism companies for the second and third days of the holiday, signaling a busy and vibrant season ahead.
Ibrahim Abdulmajid, spokesperson for the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Tourism Board, also spoke with Kurdistan24, emphasizing the government's preparation to ensure a smooth and welcoming tourist experience. "We have coordinated with the committees of all provinces and checkpoints to welcome tourists," Abdulmajid stated. The spokesperson also expressed optimism, stating that the region expects a significant number of visitors, including both tourists and local citizens, who will flock to explore Kurdistan's renowned tourist attractions and breathtaking natural landscapes.
The Kurdistan Region boasts over 470 hotels, including 40 five-star and branded hotels, offering a wide range of accommodations to suit all tastes and budgets. With the region's rich culture, hospitality, and scenic beauty, the upcoming Eid al-Fitr promises to be a special time for both residents and international visitors to experience the best of Kurdistan.