As of October 30th, notices about concluding and changing contracts with tour operators and travel agents will start arriving on the state services portal. The data will be transferred automatically from the electronic card system - no additional report will appear for the business. What this means for tourists ▫ Information about purchased tours becomes part of a unified government service. ▫ Users with an approved ESIA account will be able to check data about their agreement in the normal interface. ▫ Notifications can be disabled in your personal account settings. This is relevant for the Leningrad region: the region is actively developing domestic tourism, and the transparency of contracts with tour operators is an additional protection of travelers' rights. As Rospotrabendzor previously explained in the region, access to the system allows consumers to check the correctness of the data entered after purchasing a tour and immediately identify possible violations. RCT committee member for digitalization Yevgeny Kovalevich noted: "Separating the tourist part of the infrastructure into a separate personal account in the state services is a logical and justified decision."

As of October 30th, notices about concluding and changing contracts with tour operators and travel agents will start arriving on the state services portal. The data will be transferred automatically from the electronic card system - no additional report will appear for the business. What this means for tourists ▫ Information about purchased tours becomes part of a unified government service. ▫ Users with an approved ESIA account will be able to check data about their agreement in the normal interface. ▫ Notifications can be disabled in your personal account settings. This is relevant for the Leningrad region: the region is actively developing domestic tourism, and the transparency of contracts with tour operators is an additional protection of travelers' rights. As Rospotrabendzor previously explained in the region, access to the system allows consumers to check the correctness of the data entered after purchasing a tour and immediately identify possible violations. RCT committee member for digitalization Yevgeny Kovalevich noted: "Separating the tourist part of the infrastructure into a separate personal account in the state services is a logical and justified decision."

According to him, information from tour operators should be collected in one place. ‼ The innovation is part of the industry's digitization strategy: a unified tourism industry platform based on the GIS "Electronic Tour" is supposed to be fully operational starting March 1, 2027. And we watch.