
Funds will be distributed between Adygea, Buryatia and Tver region for the construction of utility networks and roads
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The government is implementing federal initiatives to create new tourist attractions and hotel rooms.
The Russian government will allocate almost 3 billion rubles for the development of hospitality infrastructure in Adygea, Buryatia and the Tver region, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said.
At a government meeting on Thursday, Mishustin recalled that the Russian President had repeatedly spoken about the need to unlock the colossal potential of all regions of the country without exception.
“Federal initiatives are being implemented in the tourism industry to create new points of attraction, hotel rooms, and year-round resorts. As part of these projects, we will redistribute almost 3 billion rubles today. This will make it possible to maintain the high pace of construction of hospitality infrastructure in Adygea and Buryatia, as well as in the Tver region,” Mishustin said.
The funds will be used to continue the construction of utility networks and roads that connect tourist sites. We are talking about the resorts Lago Naki, Magic Baikal and Zavidovo.

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