In Khakassia allocated 113 million for the development of tourism
In Khakassia, they discussed how the tourism industry is developing and what tasks are to be solved in the coming years. The meeting of the Coordination Council for Tourism was held in the National Museum of Local History named after L. R. Kyzlasov under the chairmanship of the head of the republic Valentin Konovalov.

In Khakassia, they discussed how the tourism industry is developing and what tasks are to be solved in the coming years. The meeting of the Coordination Council for Tourism was held in the National Museum of Local History named after L. R. Kyzlasov under the chairmanship of the head of the republic Valentin Konovalov.
According to the head of the region, in recent years Khakassia has significantly strengthened its position on the tourist map of Russia. Financing of the industry has grown, and the brand “Khakassia – the land of the five elements” has become recognizable outside the republic. In the future, the authorities intend to support entrepreneurs, create new jobs and improve the quality of tourist services.
According to the Minister of Economic Development Roman Kovtun, by the end of 2025, the tourist flow to Khakassia increased 1.6 times compared to the previous year. In terms of growth, the republic took first place among the regions of the Siberian Federal District.
In 2026, a record 113.1 million rubles were sent to grant support for the tourism business. Funds are provided for infrastructure development, modular facilities, social tourism and projects within the framework of an individual development program.
Separately, the meeting participants considered the improvement of the tourist center of the village of Pearl. For these purposes this year allocated 101 million rubles. An amphitheater, a visit center and lighting supports have already appeared here, asphalting and landscaping of the territory are continuing.
The experts also presented plans for the development of hiking trails, excursion complexes and the promotion of the industry for 2027-2029. After the reports, representatives of government and business discussed the problems faced by the participants of the tourism market and proposals for further work.
Earlier, we reported that more than 230 hectares of Khakas forest were put up for auction for tourism and grazing.



