The President of the Russian Federation has signed a law making amendments to the status of some specially protected natural territories.

A total of more than 100 tourist routes were prepared for the 2018 World Cup in the regions where football matches were held.

The “Ivanovo Lakes” Nature Park will be created in the Republic of Khakassia to preserve the territory of the four picturesque lakes which are annually visited by more than 25,000 people.

The Nizhny Novgorod Oblast plans to create a tourist cluster “Arzamas-Sarov-Diveyevo”, which will include the development of a transport and logistics network and the creation of a tourist accommodation centre.

A tourist centre of three buildings will be constructed in the central part of the “Nalychevo” Nature Park (a part of the “Volcanoes of Kamchatka” Nature Park.

More than 2 thousand “electronic visas” have been issued for the visits to the Far East over the past week, a total of more than 35,800 citizens of 18 countries have used this instrument since August of last year.

A new night passenger route will start operating in the capital in a few days: the bus N11 will connect Vnukovo airport with the “Kitay-Gorod” metro station.

The most popular hotel in the south of Russia has been the Sochi Park Hotel 3* in the Krasnodar Territory since the beginning of the year.

Free residential and sanitary modules have been installed for tourists traveling along the “United Ural” route – on the way from the Manpupuner Plateau to the Dyatlov Pass

The Russian government is working on visa-free entry to Russia for foreign visitors via the fan’s passports issued to the last World Cup before the Universiade-2019 in Krasnoyarsk.