Air Astana launched a new flight on 31 May between Atyrau, in western Kazakhstan, and Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan. 

Services operated by Airbus A320/A321 aircraft and scheduled three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, with a flight time of approximately 90 minutes.

Air Astana also commenced direct flights from Almaty to Frankfurt on 1 June 2025. Services

Starting from 30th March, Air Astana will move to its Spring/Summer schedule offering passengers an expanded route network, including both new destinations and the return to seasonal flights to popular resort cities.

Expansion of Flight Programme

    The number of flights to Antalya will increase to 12 per week from Almaty and 10 per week from Astana, providing convenient

Kazakhstan, in an effort to attract the growing number of remote workers around the world, has introduced a new visa category - the Neo Nomad visa. This visa is designed specifically for “digital nomads”—foreign tourists who work remotely while traveling. The move was announced in line with a directive from President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and aims to position Kazakhstan as a key destination for

Kazakhstan is gradually taking its place on the world tourism map. Now citizens of Kazakhstan can enjoy visa-free access to 41 countries, Kazinform reports. Over the past 10 years, Kazakhstan has expanded its visa-free access, adding more than 30 new destinations. According to the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, Kazakh citizens can currently travel visa-free or obtain a visa on arrival to 81 countries,