Kazakhstan is developing the Almaty Mountain Cluster into a year-round tourism corridor, linking ski resorts and enhancing infrastructure to attract international tourists. The project aims to create over 200 km of ski runs, improve access to national parks, and host up to 1.7 million tourists annually by 2029. The initiative includes new hiking trails, cable cars, and family-friendly resorts, with a focus on environmental standards. The region's natural beauty and cultural offerings are highlighted, positioning Kazakhstan as a key skiing destination in Central Asia.