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BackThe Ministry of Economic Development requested information from the tour operator Fantasy Way after the announcement of closure
The Ministry of Economic Development requested information from the tour operator Fantasy Way after the announcement of closure
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The Ministry of Economic Development requested information from the tour operator Fantasy Way after the announcement of closure

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  • The Russian Ministry of Economic Development sent an official request to the tour operator Fantasy Way to clarify plans after the closure was announced.
  • According to ATOR, the company notified tourists and partners of the impossibility of fulfilling obligations in the amount of 600–700 thousand rubles.
  • The situation is under the control of the department; exclusion from the register of tour operators will be carried out in accordance with the law.

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Tour operator Fantasy Way announced the closure and notified tourists and partners of the impossibility of fulfilling contractual obligations. The Russian Ministry of Economic Development requested information about the company's future plans.

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The Russian Ministry of Economic Development sent an official request to the tour operator "Fantasy Way" in order to clarify information about the company's future plans after the announcement of the closure, the press service of the Ministry of Economic Development told RIA Novosti.

According to ATOR, Fantasy Way LLC officially notified tourists, customers of tourism products and partners on September 14 about the impossibility of fulfilling obligations under contracts for the sale of tourism products. According to preliminary estimates, the volume of obligations to tourists is 600–700 thousand rubles.

“The Ministry sent an official request to Fantasy Way LLC in order to clarify the information and the company’s future plans for carrying out tour operator activities,” the press service of the Ministry of Economic Development said.

They indicated that until they receive a response from the tour operator and analyze the fullness of the information, any conclusions are premature.

The press service noted that the situation with the tour operator is under the control of the ministry.

Regarding the exclusion of the company from the Unified Federal Register of Tour Operators, the press service emphasized that the decision regarding Fantasy Way LLC will be made in the prescribed manner and in accordance with current legislation.

Open Questions

  • What exactly are Fantasy Way's plans after closing?
  • Will the company compensate tourists for losses?
  • When will the decision be made to exclude tour operators from the register?

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This article was originally published by РИА Новости.

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