Golden numbers. The practice of punishing those who wish to enrich themselves on the guests of the 2018 World Cup
Rosturizm has formed a “black list” of hotels that overstate the cost of living for the period of the 2018 World Cup in the host cities of matches.
The list includes 41 hotels in Moscow, Volgograd, Rostov, Samara, Kaliningrad regions and the Krasnodar Territory. Hotel Agora (Kaliningrad) exceeded the price set by the government by 5283.33%!
The high cost for the category number, as in Agora according to the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation, is 2.4 tr. The booking site listed 129 thousand rubles. Another Kaliningrad aparthotel "Longin" on the same website was listed the price of 5 thousand rubles - this is twice the norm. The room in the two-star hotel "Berlin" was exhibited for 5850 rubles instead of the allowed 3.4 thousand rubles. Apartments "Orange House" (just an apartment) - for 44.9 thousand rubles instead of 2.4 thousand.
Rospotrebnadzor in each region conducts its monitoring. Violators will be fined up to 50 thousand rubles, legal entities - in double the amount of excess revenue.
In “Agora” refer to the failure of the system due to which the price rose. The reservations were cancelled after this fact was discovered.
Who will be able to control the individuals who are going to take them? The price tag is not limited, the quality of services is not controlled. Is this going to be a visitor problem?
In social networks there are calls of Kaliningrad residents who want to spite the happougs to let fans to themselves for free. Also in Kaliningrad live participants of the general movement of couchsurfing.
From May 15, security measures are introduced in the participating cities and the registration process of citizens is changed. A Russian who went to another region is obliged to register with the migration registration authority within three days. Accommodation without registration threatens fines of up to 3 tons, owners of apartments - up to 5 thousand rubles.
The tourist portal "Personal Guide" has prepared options for inexpensive housing at the 2018 World Cup.