11 modular hotels to be built in Crimea by the end of the year
CrimeaPRESS reports:
The competition commission under the Ministry of Resorts and Tourism of the Republic of Crimea selected projects of prefabricated modular hotels, which should be put into operation before the end 2022 of the year. As the Minister of Resorts and Tourism of the Republic of Crimea Vadim Volchenko noted, unprecedented measures to support the Government of the Russian Federation will allow not only to increase the number of rooms in Crimea, but also to create new jobs and new points of attraction for tourists, since many hotels appear in completely unusual locations, where there will also be all the opportunities for a comfortable stay.
A state subsidy for more than 300 million rubles has been allocated for the creation of modular hotels in Crimea. This will quickly increase the number of rooms and provide new jobs. All this is the result of effective serious work of the Ministry of Resorts and Tourism of the Republic of Crimea, the Government of Crimea and the federal government , the press service of the minister quotes.
In general, the participation of the republic in government competitions within the framework of the national project «Tourism and Hospitality Industry» for the first time allowed Crimea to receive grants worth more than half a billion rubles in 2022 year.
In total, grant support for the construction of modular hotels, for the development of beach and tourist infrastructure in the Crimea received of the project. These funds will be used to improve, in particular, beach areas, put into operation 12 warm pools in hotels and sanatoriums, which will expand the possibilities of their year-round operation, projects for equipping tourist routes, purchasing tourist equipment, and, most importantly, projects for creating and developing an accessible tourist environment for people with disabilities will also receive subsidies health.
photo: Main Department for the Implementation of National Projects (Regional Project Office)
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