Ht.kz – search tours, last minute tours from Kazakhstan 1.1.35

The free application Ht.kz is an online search for tours and last minute deals in all directions. Our application has many unique features and filters that will help you find your dream tour in an instant.

In our search, offers from 30 or more tour operators. Prices for all great deals are updated online, which means you can track prices and choose the best one. You can find tours to Turkey, trips to Egypt, arrange a vacation in Zanzibar or the paradise Maldives.

The app has a unique tour hunter system that will keep track of the prices of the tours that you have chosen. If the price goes down or up, you will receive a price change alert. Buy tours with up to 50% discount and relax while saving your family budget. In addition, we have improved our search for tours. For a more comfortable search, you can choose the filters you need: hotel description, hotel location on the map or independent reviews of tourists. This will make it easier for you to find tours in all directions.

If you want to compare the cost of vouchers for different dates, you can choose the “Price Calendar” tool, it will help you choose the most advantageous offer based on the price. Making profitable purchases has become easier. The app has a “Price Map” in case you have not yet decided where you want to travel.

With the Ht.kz application you can book a sea tour without leaving your home! Now there is no need to stand in traffic jams or go to the office across the city. Travel agency Ht.kz is the main travel expert in Kazakhstan. We have more than 12 offices across the country, which you can visit at any time. It has become even easier and more convenient to buy a tour abroad together with the free mobile application Ht.kz. Travel with us and be charged with positive emotions.

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