Vologda region: restrictions for tourists removed from August 3
Deputy Governor of the region Larisa Kamanina said that the restrictions for tourists in the Vologda region due to the coronavirus pandemic are lifted on August 3.
The region began to gradually lift restrictions in mid-July: on July 14, restrictions on the entry of guests from other regions of Russia were lifted, electronic entry passes were canceled and the requirement to observe two weeks of self-isolation for arrivals from other regions was canceled.
Since July 14, hotels, tourist centers and holiday homes have opened in the Vologda region. A necessary condition for activity is accommodation in the room of one person or family, meals for vacationers should take place in the rooms.
Family tent rest is allowed.
Restrictions on the work of sanatoriums and dispensaries have been partially lifted, but so far they accept only residents of the Vologda region for medical reasons and with a restriction on the number of residents.
The museums of the region resumed the reception of individual visitors, as well as individual and group excursions for groups of no more than five people on June 18. Almost all objects of display of 27 state and municipal museums are open. “Unfortunately, while museums can not accept tourist and excursion groups, but we hope that soon this restriction will be lifted.”
According to the deputy governor, offices of travel agencies have opened in the region, since June 24, you can visit summer cafes and verandas.
Source: tourism.interfax
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