Russia
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Russia is the largest country on Earth, spanning eleven time zones from the Baltic to the Pacific. Moscow is known for the Kremlin and its metro, St Petersburg for the Hermitage and the drawbridges. Beyond them lie the Golden Ring, the clear water of Lake Baikal, the volcanoes of Kamchatka and the mountains of the Caucasus and Altai. Climates vary enormously by region.
How Chinese Tourism in Moscow Is Changing: From Group Trips to Independent Travel
Chinese visitors are increasingly opting for solo itineraries, staying in premium hotels and spending several times more in the capital than local travelers. What does this mean for the hotel sector and the city’s economy?
The Last Boeing 737‑300 in Russia: How It Ended Up with NordStar
The one‑of‑a‑kind Boeing 737‑300 registered as RA‑73259 is the only example still flying in Russia. Find out how the aircraft travelled from an American carrier to a regional NordStar service.
Why Yakutia flights are suspended and what to expect next
Airline Yakutia has temporarily stopped ticket sales because its only Bombardier Q300 broke down. Learn how this will affect intra‑republic flights and which replacement options are being examined.
How Tour Operators Shape Tourist Flows: Highlights from the 2nd Forum in Yekaterinburg
The 2nd Russian Tour Operators Forum in Yekaterinburg brought together delegates from 50 regions to discuss fresh approaches to joint promotion of tour products. Find out what challenges operators set for themselves and how regions can become more appealing to travelers.
Brighton 4*: how a personal visit helps travel agents choose a partner
On September 24 the Brighton hotel on Petrovsko‑Razumovsky Drive will host a free presentation for travel agencies, where you can learn the cooperation terms, see the rooms, and discuss details with the hotel managers.
Flexibility, Guest and Finance: How Russian Hotels Survive Amid Falling Demand
At the online exhibition “Hotel Online Expo,” experts discussed declining occupancy, rising demand in the south, and the role of technology, flexibility and financial discipline as new pillars for the hotel business in 2027.