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The Russian Federation - Incoming and Outgoing Tourism
International Tourism Markets
Fall 2012/13

Russia
(Inbound & Outbound)

by SCHOBER, Julia HEGYI, Boglárka

Declaration
Having chosen Russian as second foreign language in our studies, we have decided to have a closer look into the country and its touristic potential. We have tried to find reliable sources, informative data and put it all together in a clear and understandable context. Not only have we discovered that Russia is home to magnificent natural and cultural heritage but have also learned that there is enormous touristic opportunities within the country. With massive changes in the not so distant past of the country, Russia is now trying to increasingly focus on development and infrastructure for international travellers and promote its assets as a destination out of the ordinary. However, there are still challenges which have to be overcome in order to turn the country into a destination of international standards. With this paper, we are trying to inform about the present situation and the aims towards the near future but have also included information about the country´s past in order to close the circle and make the reader understand today´s circumstances.

Julia Schober Boglarka Hegyi

Country Report Russia International Tourism Markets

Table of Contents

Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2 1. Incoming .................................................................................................................... 3 1.1. Russia´s tourism offer ......................................................................................... 3 Natural sights ............................................................................................... 3 Man- made ................................................................................................... 2

1.1.1. 1.1.2. 1.2.

Key tourism facts and figures


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