Tourists in the Kuban will have to get vaccinated, even if the trip is a couple of days
Russians coming to the Krasnodar Territory for a couple of days, along with all other travelers, will have to be vaccinated against a covid.
The Ministry of Resorts, Tourism and Olympic Heritage of the region informs: “The tourist must sign a voluntary consent to undergo COVID-19 vaccination in accordance with the established procedure within three days from the date of check-in (subscribed upon check-in).” You can get vaccinated at any vaccination point both at the resort, while on vacation, and after leaving, if the tourist stayed at the hotel for less than three days.”
Children under 14 years of age, including medical documents for settlement are not required.
On July 9, the Governor of Krasnodar Krai Veniamin Kondratiev said that from August 1, hotels in the region can be settled with a certificate of vaccination or a certificate of transferred coronavirus, and with a PCR test. The last option is provided that the tourist is then vaccinated within three days.
In July, tourists can present a certificate of vaccination, a PCR test, a document on the transferred coronavirus to stay in hotels in the Kuban.
Source: ria