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Moscow is Ready to Host the FIFA World Cup

June 9, 2018 15:17

(Source: http://znamyuzl.ru/news/tolko-pri-uslovii-zaklyuche222niya)

The Russian capital is ready to host the FIFA World Cup, as the press service of the Mayor and the government of Moscow reports.

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According to the authorities, the Moscow hotel chain includes 1453 hotels and other accommodation facilities that have been classified and received their “star” categories. Their total number of rooms amounts to 73.9 thousand (201.5 thousand beds). In addition, hotels and other collective accommodation facilities located in the near Moscow adjacent areas with the number of rooms of about 8.3 thousand (17.8 thousand beds) will be used to receive guests and participants.

It is planned to attract at least 8.7 thousand volunteers during the time of the championship. The basis of the team will involve those who have been practicing at the FIFA Confederations Cup in 2017 and speak English.

Free Travel in Russia for FIFA 2018 Fans – How to get Your Ticket?

The entertainment programme of the World Cup 2018 includes more than 70 events: exhibitions, festivals, national holidays, interactive exhibitions, fairs of goods of regional representatives, masters of folk arts and crafts, a festival of FIFA fans, as the Mayor’s Office reported.

Make your travel during FIFA World Cup 2018 in Russia easy and rely on our transfer services, buy train and bus tickets online or rent a car following the links below.

Sources: http://tourism.interfax.ru

Author: Anna Dorozhkina

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