VOICED : Iran resort hopes relaxed rules will attract tourists

Kish Island in Iran attracts millions of visitors annually, mainly from Tehran, seeking a break from city life. Located near Dubai, it appeals to expats tired of Dubai's commercialism. Kish offers a relaxed social environment with less strict Islamic rules, though some restrictions remain. The island boasts environmental attractions like scuba diving and is part of Iran's tourism boom, driven by improved Western relations. Halal tourism is a growing focus, and Kish is a key free trade zone attracting significant investment to develop its tourism infrastructure.

What is the significance of halal tourism in the context of Iran's tourism industry?

Describe the characteristics of the island of Quiche as a tourism destination.