A $50,000 Reserve Fund Required from Tour Operators in Uzbekistan
A draft government decision aimed at regulating outbound tourism in Uzbekistan has been developed. According to the document, tour operators organizing trips abroad are required to maintain a reserve fund of at least $50,000 to obtain a license.

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