Why should I focus here on topics like creativity, entrepreneurship, internet, and innovation instead of those more directly related to our main website, azadihospitality.ir—such as travel, tourism, sightseeing, or exploration?
It’s a fair question. In fact, the very name of this online magazine, “The Happiness Train in the Web Jungle,” is not directly tied to travel or tourism. True, you might arrive at our guesthouse by train, and the name may feel somewhat connected. But my intention for this platform goes far beyond offering a simple stay in Tehran for tourism.
I am more interested in engaging with hard-working individuals, business owners, and those passionate about progress and community development. I want to connect, network, and even help expand their ventures. So, when you come to us—the Azadi family—and stay in Tehran, keep in mind that I envision not merely a tourism business, but a network-based platform.
Yes, you may simply visit Tehran for leisure or relaxation. But it’s important to understand that Tehran is not a classic tourist city like Isfahan or Shiraz. It is a cultural hub, with some tourist attractions, but above all it is a stage for development. It is far more suitable than other Iranian cities for digital nomads, for people seeking personal growth, and for those who use technology not just for comfort but for freedom and the cultivation of curious, adventurous minds.
So yes, I am writing in the right direction. You are coming to a place where you can both take a break from work and not entirely abandon it to chance.