Rosturizm information about the reception of travelers in the regions: when and how will they meet tourists?
Schedule for tourists in the Russian regions - where and how begin to take vacationers, what are the restrictions and what to expect from the rest.
The portal contains information about the readiness of Russian regions to receive guests.
The main tourist regions.
Altai Krai: the activities of sanatoriums suspended until June 8, other accommodation facilities until June 22. Allowed to operate hotels in cities that “can accept citizens in compliance with the requirements of Rospotrebnadzor”. Theoretically, entry into the region is not prohibited, a test for coronavirus at entry is not required, but "visitors" from Moscow are waiting for a mandatory 14-day quarantine, the rest - in fact, too.
Vladimir Region: Restrictions for tourists from other regions continue to apply. Accommodation facilities accept only business trips, and stages of tourist reception are being developed (five are planned).
The Kaliningrad region is open to tourists from other regions and federal districts, taking into account restrictions, including the need to comply with the self-isolation regime for a period of 14 days from the date of arrival.
From June 5, summer cafes, hotels in resorts will work – in Zelenogradsk, Svetlogorsk, Yantarny, etc. It is planned to open municipal beaches and museums. So far, citizens residing or temporarily staying in the Kaliningrad region are obliged to refrain from visiting crowded places and restrict travel, including for tourism and recreation. The restrictions are expected to be lifted from June 5.
Specially protected natural areas are available to visit, taking into account the observance of the mask regime and social distance, hunting and fishing are allowed.
Kamchatka Krai: until June 11, there is a self-isolation regime and restrictions on entry by air for citizens who do not have registration in the Kamchatka Territory.
Krasnodar Krai (Sochi, Gelendzhik, Anapa, etc.): since June 1, “sanatorium and resort organizations that have medical licenses and other documents confirming compliance with the norms necessary for receiving guests” have opened. Tourists must provide a certificate with a negative result for coronavirus, no later than two days before the date of departure to the sanatorium, and information about the absence of contact with likely patients in a period of at least 14 days before the date of departure.
While closed beaches, as well as embankments and shopping center. Tourists are not advised to travel by car because a permit is required. Attractions are closed.
Kostroma region: until June 14, hotel reservations, reception, accommodation of tourists are temporarily suspended. To enter, you need certificates from the medical organization at the place of actual residence, about the absence of contact with infectious patients, issued no later than three days before the day of arrival in the region and a certificate for coronavirus.
Leningrad region: open to tourists for individual and family holidays with accommodation, but it is recommended to limit travel.
A coronavirus test is not required to enter the area. There is a masked regime and social distance. When moving, you must have an identity card and a document confirming accommodation in the area. “When planning a visit to the region, the restrictions imposed in accordance with the division of the region into zones: Red, Yellow and Green, each zone corresponds to the level of restrictions.
Moscow: until June 14, there is a self-isolation regime, citizens do not leave the place of stay without urgent need.
Moscow region: from May 29, 2020, the Governor of the Ministry of Defense A. Vorobyov signed a decree weakening the regime of restrictive measures: construction markets and shops opened.
Novgorod region: open to tourists from other regions of the Russian Federation. A prerequisite for settlement is a certificate of absence of coronavirus. Individual trips and active tours are allowed.
Pskov region: quarantine is valid until June 19. Entering the territory of the region will need to comply with a 14-day quarantine.
Karelia: the region has introduced a self-isolation regime for 14 calendar days for all arrivals, except for business trips. But there is an exception: citizens arriving in the Ruskeala mountain park on the route St. Petersburg – Sortavala – Ruskeala mountain park station, and in a non-stop car from Moscow are allowed to visit the object of a tourist show in the open air, but visiting Karelia is excluded.
Crimea: from June 1, it is allowed to prepare for the work of sanatorium-resort complexes, which from June 15 will be able to take on vacation, but so far Crimeans. Activity of catering places in the open air (summer grounds and terraces) is allowed.
To enter the Crimea from other regions of Russia is possible only to those citizens who are registered in the Crimea or own premises. Everyone should provide reliable information about the location when filling out the questionnaire. Everyone is required to undergo two weeks of self-isolation. From June 15, a stage of relief is planned in Crimea.
Residents of Russia and foreign countries are advised to refrain from traveling to St. Petersburg or transiting through St. Petersburg. Restaurants and parks are closed until June 14.
Stavropol Territory (Kavminvody, Essentuki, Kislovodsk, Zheleznovodsk): from June 1, sanatorium-resort institutions with a license for medical activities have earned. Restrictions on entry and movement in the territory of the Stavropol Territory are not provided. Group tourist trips (individual trips, group organized trips, active tours) with groups of up to 20 people are allowed from June 1. Until June 7 in the Stavropol Territory there is a self-isolation regime, social distance and mandatory mask regime until July 1, 2020.
Upon arrival in the sanatorium, the holidaymaker is obliged to present certificates of epiduction issued by honey. organization not later than two days before the date of departure to the sanatorium and resort institution.
Source: tourprom
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