Stay informed with the latest news about Azerbaijan, regional developments, and updates affecting travelers through Baku airport.
President Ilham Aliyev reflects on 2025 as a historic year, declaring the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict politically resolved and emphasizing lasting peace, positive economic trends, and normalization efforts.
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Azerbaijan officially opens a major onshore wind power project by Saudi company ACWA Power, advancing its renewable energy goals in the Khizi-Absheron region.
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AZAL suspends the scheduled Baku–Tehran route amid operational or regional factors, with updates promised for passengers.
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Analysis of how the 2025 U.S.-brokered peace accord (including the 'Trump Route' corridor) is shifting regional dynamics, with billions invested in reconstruction and growing U.S. ties.
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Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov outlines 2026 plans, including railway extensions to the Armenian border and continued normalization post-Washington signing.
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Focus on ongoing efforts toward a full peace treaty, border demarcation, economic cooperation, and the start of construction on the key transit corridor in 2026.
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President Aliyev confirms Azerbaijan will not contribute troops to international peacekeeping in Gaza, prioritizing domestic and regional focus.
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President Aliyev declares 2026 dedicated to urban development and architecture, tied to hosting the World Urban Forum (WUF13) in Baku and post-conflict reconstruction.
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Year-in-review covering peace progress with Armenia, infrastructure for the 'Trump Route,' economic projects, fuel price hikes, and ongoing civil society pressures.
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President Aliyev announces full removal of cargo restrictions, enabling shipments like Kazakh grain to Armenia for the first time in decades, symbolizing trust-building.
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Azerbaijan experienced unprecedented growth in international tourism, with visitor numbers reaching all-time highs. Peace and infrastructure improvements have positioned Baku as a premier destination in the South Caucasus.
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Azerbaijan's UNESCO World Heritage Sites and historic attractions are attracting global travelers, generating substantial revenue for local communities. Investment in cultural preservation is transforming tourism into a key economic pillar.
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The Caucasus Mountains are becoming a hotspot for adventure tourism, bringing economic opportunities to rural regions. Hiking, mountaineering, and eco-tourism initiatives are creating jobs and preserving natural landscapes.
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With world-class hospitality and iconic landmarks like the Flame Towers and Old City, Baku is attracting high-end travelers. Luxury tourism is accelerating job creation and foreign investment in the capital.
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Azerbaijan is implementing sustainable tourism practices to preserve its natural and cultural heritage while maximizing economic benefits. Green initiatives are attracting environmentally conscious travelers worldwide.
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A major new waterfront development project is reshaping Baku's tourism landscape, featuring modern promenades, entertainment venues, and cultural attractions. The project aims to position Baku as a premier coastal destination in the Caucasus region.
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