Krasnodar region: earned tourist facilities and restaurants
Rest in the resorts of the Krasnodar Territory becomes more comfortable and interesting: from June 27, stationary catering establishments and display facilities are opened in the region, inter-municipal transport communication is restored.
At the meeting of the regional operational headquarters, decisions were taken to remove restrictive measures. The head of Kuban Veniamin Kondratiev noted that this contributes to the stable epidemiological situation in the region: the number of new cases of infection is decreasing.
From June 27, the work of transport organizations and entrepreneurs engaged in inter-municipal passenger transportation, including air communication between Krasnodar and Sochi, will be allowed.
Tourist flow to the Krasnodar Territory is increasing daily: over the past day in the region Sochi 56 flights arrived (about 9000 people), and Anapu - 27 flights (4000 people), in Gelendzhik - 6 flights. In Sochi now about 30 thousand vacationers.
From June 27, the work of aquariums, open-air dolphinariums, a zoo and tourist display facilities will resume. The representative of Rospotrebnadzor stressed that the dolphinarium will earn no more than 10% of its capacity.
From June 27, restaurants, cafes and other catering establishments are allowed to work, with an independent or built-in room with a separate entrance from the street.
The hospital will resume the reception of visitors in strict compliance with the requirements of Rospotrebnadzor. Opening hours of restaurants and cafes are limited: from 7.00 to 0.00 hours.
The work of fitness centers for individual training is resumed, dentists and realtors are available.
Source: atorus
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