Lukashenko urged Belarusians to buy empty houses and plots in rural areas
Lukashenka reminded about “izbing” – a new direction in tourism, which involves relaxing in a rural environment and traditional wooden huts.
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, coordinating the appointment of heads of local authorities, urged Belarusians to actively acquire empty estates and land plots in villages.
“Do not forget to turn our people towards the village. The Russians heard me (and not only the Russians – from the Baltic states, Ukraine) – there are no Belarusians. I said, "Good people, look how many vacant estates there are." You can get close to them, even at the farm. Every Belarusian should have such a site, the Head of State said.
In this regard, Lukashenka recalled the “izbing” – a new direction in tourism, which involves relaxing in a rural environment and traditional wooden huts.
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