Observators in Crimea again made free for visitors
Exactly a week in the Crimea took money from visitors for their presence in the observatory: for accommodation, food and payment for laboratory tests on COVID-19. On the eve of his decree, the head of the republic abolished this norm.
All guests of the peninsula who come for tourist purposes are placed in an observatory for two weeks.
An exception is made only for those who have real estate in the Crimea and he can spend this time in self-isolation at home.
On May 24, Sergey Aksenov signed a decree, one of the provisions of which was that visitors must pay for their stay in this institution themselves.
The expenses of the observator for the maintenance of seconded persons had to be paid by the employer. As of June 1, the payment requirement has been abolished. Visitors continue to be placed in the observatory, but at the expense of the republican budget.
Earlier it was reported that the authorities of the peninsula are developing new rules for entering the peninsula. Tourists entering Crimea can start testing for infection on the bridge across the Kerch Strait.
Source: lenta
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