The city government is planning to create a unified transport system that will include the metro, Moscow central diameters, the Moscow central ring road and the radial directions of railways.

The Moscow government is planning to double the length of the metro lines until the end of 2027.

Domodedovo Airport will provide the lease of land for the construction of a year-round resort complex titled “Tropichesky Ostrov” (“Tropical Island”). It is planned to place beaches, a water park, a rainforest, a cinema, a planetarium, a fitness centre, and a skating rink on that area.

The area of the complex will amount to 46.5 thousand square meters.

The resort has a “blue” ski slope with the length of about 1 km, equipped with a system of artificial snow formation.

The government of Moscow Oblast has signed an agreement on the development of the “Gosudareva Doroga” (“Tsar’s Road”) tourist route which will unite Moscow, Tver, Nizhny Novgorod and Leningrad regions.

The government has approved a draft agreement on the mutual abolition of visa requirements for the citizens of the Russian Federation and the Maldives.

Tourists will be able to travel from Moscow to Karelia by train, passing through the main sights of the North-West: St. Petersburg, Sortavala and Petrozavodsk.

The number of reservations has grown by more than 40% since the release of the HBO television series about the catastrophe at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.

The cost of hotels at the Russian resorts has proved to be much higher than abroad this summer.