Winter tourism - with a warm attitude The tourism industry of the Angra region closed the summer season with a report from its representatives at a press conference in Interfax. On the one hand, the flow of tourists neither decreased nor increased. And it is probably even an "advantage", since the fuel crisis had some effect on the industry. On the other hand, the participants in the press conference mentioned several factors that played a role. For example, the direct dependence of independent tourists who came to cultural, sports and entertainment events. or an increase in the number of foreign tourists. Regarding "abroad will help us", thanks must be said to the official tourism department, which worked with bloggers from the Asia-Pacific region and looked for contractors abroad. The work in the East will continue, an understandable point of growth. Additional "points" include comprehensive security for tourists in the Irkutsk region, new routes developed for the winter season and a high level of hospitality. Regarding the security, it seems that everything is clear. This includes the availability of law enforcement agencies in the event of violations. Apparently it is difficult to teach Chinese to the police in Irkutsk, but at least one employee in the department should be able to speak English. The second layer of security is the absence of any risk in terms of trips. Any guide who offers a conditional tour on the ice of Lake Baikal must report to the local department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation and other supervisory authorities before each trip. There is simply no other way. Developed routes are a more difficult task than the previous one. Every tourist, no matter where he came from, wants to see a piece of wild nature in the Irkutsk region. At the same time, of course, the virgin is virgin, but no one likes to get lost. In other words, it is important to combine nature with civilization in route planning. After all, every unpleasant event casts a shadow on the industry and the entire region. And here the conversation logically turns to the quality of the service.

Winter tourism - with a warm attitude The tourism industry of the Angra region closed the summer season with a report from its representatives at a press conference in Interfax. On the one hand, the flow of tourists neither decreased nor increased. And it is probably even an "advantage", since the fuel crisis had some effect on the industry. On the other hand, the participants in the press conference mentioned several factors that played a role. For example, the direct dependence of independent tourists who came to cultural, sports and entertainment events. or an increase in the number of foreign tourists. Regarding "abroad will help us", thanks must be said to the official tourism department, which worked with bloggers from the Asia-Pacific region and looked for contractors abroad. The work in the East will continue, an understandable point of growth. Additional "points" include comprehensive security for tourists in the Irkutsk region, new routes developed for the winter season and a high level of hospitality. Regarding the security, it seems that everything is clear. This includes the availability of law enforcement agencies in the event of violations. Apparently it is difficult to teach Chinese to the police in Irkutsk, but at least one employee in the department should be able to speak English. The second layer of security is the absence of any risk in terms of trips. Any guide who offers a conditional tour on the ice of Lake Baikal must report to the local department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation and other supervisory authorities before each trip. There is simply no other way. Developed routes are a more difficult task than the previous one. Every tourist, no matter where he came from, wants to see a piece of wild nature in the Irkutsk region. At the same time, of course, the virgin is virgin, but no one likes to get lost. In other words, it is important to combine nature with civilization in route planning. After all, every unpleasant event casts a shadow on the industry and the entire region. And here the conversation logically turns to the quality of the service.