New
25-storied inexpensive three-star hotels will appear in Moscow. The
Moscow government is trying to increase the tourist flow in the Russian
capital. The goal is to have a twofold increase within the forthcoming
several years.
For the time being, Moscow does not seem
to be a very attractive city for foreign tourists. Sadly enough, the
Russian capital does not attract many Russians either. The home tourism
in Moscow develops slower than in Nizhny Novgorod, for instance.
A friend of mine, an Italian woman,
asked me once what places of interest I would recommend her to visit in
Moscow. I have to say that her question left me perplexed a bit. I
didn't want to recommend the Lenin's Tomb, although it could probably be
of interest for foreign tourists - to take a look at the mummy of the
world's greatest revolutionary. Read More
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