Economy
New resort complex opens at 2,140 metres in Kazakhstan’s Oi-Qaragai
Almaty Region has opened a hotel, restaurant and conference complex on Aktas peak while extending ski runs.
Economy
Almaty Region has opened a hotel, restaurant and conference complex on Aktas peak while extending ski runs.
Economy
Transit freight crossing Kazakhstan reached 32.6 million tonnes in nine months, up 13.1%, according to the government. Rail and road freight volumes also grew. We explain why the flow matters and why tonnage alone does not reveal a corridor’s speed, reliability or economic return.
Economy
The 57th GST Council recommended easier registration, refunds and appeals, plus a higher prosecution threshold. The proposals are not all law yet. India's Goods and Services Tax Council published recommendations from its 57th meeting on 8 October. They cover registration, returns, refunds and adjudication.
Economy
A Kazakh–Hungarian business forum brought Shymkent and Debrecen companies together to discuss manufacturing, infrastructure and investment. The city reported 500 billion tenge in investment over eight months of 2026. No value for new contracts was announced, and a city partnership memorandum was still planned.
Economy
Kazakhstan discussed potential projects with Kusto Group, CP Group and CP China across several sectors. Food processing, renewable power and digital infrastructure were on the table. The crucial distinction is between investor interest and binding commitments.
Economy
East Kazakhstan has opened a repaired stretch of the route to Katon-Karagay and Rakhman Springs. Officials report 13 km of new asphalt and drainage work. We identify the section and explain why it should not be mistaken for reconstruction of the entire mountain road.
Economy
Travellers spent 258.8 million nights in EU accommodation booked through Airbnb, Booking and Expedia in the second quarter. That was 5.3% more than in 2025 and nearly 24% more than in 2024.
Economy
The UN has dedicated World Tourism Day to artificial intelligence and digital transformation. Kazakhstan’s accommodation sector served 4.77 million visitors in January–June. We examine how algorithms can help regions and why poor data can push even more travelers toward the same crowded destinations.
The news talks about corporations and mega-projects, and a cafe, a workshop or a one-person firm look like small change. They are what creates most of the jobs. There is a less obvious role too: a person with a business of their own depends less on a single employer. Many independent people are what makes a society steady.