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Crimea is officially opened: what do travelers need to know?

From July 1, Crimea officially launched tourists from all regions of Russia. Crimean experts presented the main changes that await the peninsula.

Officially opened the season for tourists from the mainland, they are officially allowed to settle in hotels. The head of the Crimea Sergey Aksenov stressed that couples who do not have a stamp in the passport, the hotel has the right to settle together “on the basis of common sense”.

Tourists from Russia do not need to undergo a two-week observation. Its requirements remain only for foreigners (including from Ukraine).

At the entrance to Sevastopol, checkpoints are removed and COVID-19 tests are stopped. In the city "restarted" almost all business, except hostels.

In the Crimea there are cafes and restaurants, sports and gyms, stadiums and museums. At the same time, water parks, spa complexes and saunas will open from July 1, under the ban of theaters, cinemas, concert halls.

Almost all public transportation starts. From Crimea to mainland Russia will go buses, run trains between Anapa and Feodosia and sea communication – for example, “Comet” Yalta – Sevastopol.

On landscaped beaches, and there are 440 of them, it is recommended to observe a social distance from 1.5 to 2 meters, process and disinfect all beach equipment. At the entrance there are information boards with reminders to prevent the possibility of infection. There is no need to wear masks on the beach, despite the current mask regime in the republic.

Thermometry remained at the airport, selective thermometry at the Crimean Bridge and the railway station.

Source: tourprom

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