Ski resorts of Russia expect growth of tourist flow by 10%
Tourist flow to Russian ski resorts in the new winter season may grow by at least 10% compared to last year
The tourist flow to Russian ski resorts in the new winter season may grow by at least 10% compared to last year. This was announced at a visiting meeting of the government commission for tourism development by the Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation Maxim Reshetnikov.
The infrastructure for winter holidays continues to expand: more than 400 large and small ski complexes operate in 65 regions of Russia, fully ready to receive visitors. Last winter, more than 9 million people visited these facilities, an increase of 12%, and the minister expects a further increase in the number of tourists this season.
Today, none of the major ski resorts in the North Caucasus has yet opened the winter season. The Elbrus complex in Kabardino-Balkaria is planning to be the first to launch the tracks in the first half of November, the other popular destinations - Arkhyz, Dombay and Sochi resorts - will start working only in December.
Earlier it was reported that in Chechnya near the lake Kezenoy-Am will be a five-star hotel.
