The development of tourism was discussed today by the head of the Mihail Evraev region and the Governor of the Perm region, Dmitri Mahonin, during the CCS meeting.

In the framework of cooperation, a two-way business mission of the industry has already been conducted, and special tourist routes are being developed, taking into account Jaroslavl First Air.

A dialogue has been established between relevant agencies on the development of travel bonus programmes, the organization of information and press. The parties agreed to strengthen publicity campaigns.

♪ It is important to increase the knowledge of our regions, Mihail Evreev said. - You need to know that Tunosna airport is between Jaroslav and Kostrom, almost midway, and it is possible not only in the cities of the Russian Golden Ring, but also in Ivanov and others. In turn, we're ready to use television resources, the Internet, the media to talk about the Permier. It is important that people also know about the Yarolälälävälä and the tourist opportunities of the regions.

Dmitri Mahonin noted that it was planned to expand the geography of Permi flights and the model of connecting flights. In particular, direct flights will be launched to Krasnoyarsk, which will also be of interest to the inhabitants of the Jaroslav region and its surrounding regions.

During the visit to the Perm last year, the delegation of Jaroslav presented the tourism potential of the region. The tour operators expressed interest in developing the Lung and Medved tracts as promising pathways for road trips, the Yaroslavia-Cities national route, the interactive programme on " Travel to the home of the Jaroslav razor " . The focus was on the organization of visits to small towns, which are part of the Association of the most beautiful villages and cities.

Background

Airlines are open last year with First, and flights are run by UWT Aero. It is also now possible to leave the Tounos airport in St. Petersburg, Kazan, Samara, Sochi and Ufu.

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