CrimeaPRESS reports:
Of course, Crimea still has to learn how to correctly and effectively present the ideas and directions of a year-round resort. And the blogosphere helps with this positioning of the region’s tourism industry. Popular millionaire bloggers with one or two publications, posts with photos and videos, and the principle of “tested on oneself” provide a lot of information to those who are going on vacation to Crimea, dreaming of new experiences, dreaming of unknown places and locations. And at any time of the year.
Millionaire blogger Alexandra Hadzh (Moldavchuk) started an idea for her colleagues blog tour #YourCrimea. Yes, yes, exactly in January. The route is based not on “promoted” summer resorts and beaches, but on winter impressions from the most beautiful places on the peninsula: Koktebel, Bakhchisaray, Balaklava, Gurzuf, Alupka, Simeiz, Alushta, Yalta, Old Crimea, Feodosia. Tourist gurus will envy this route. Well, the opportunity to look at the Crimean beauties and attractions in a new way is in itself fresh and interesting. In the project team, Alexandra Khadzh is the founder of the first school for bloggers in Crimea, presenter, graduate of the new media workshop, organizer of grant projects and experienced photographer Yulia Mazur (you have 100% seen her photos of Crimean landscapes, because she is a participant in the Russian Book of Records), expert and mentor in marketing and promotion.
The ambassadors brought in a very remarkable group of bloggers. Participants in the #YourCrimea tour are authors from many regions of the country (not only Moscow), with audiences of thousands, or even millions. All are experts in lifestyle and travel destinations, including family vacations. Is Crimea betting on this? Not only! Just in winter there is an opportunity to explore all the possibilities of therapeutic and recreational recreation on the peninsula.
Now the participants of the blog tour are in Yevpatoria. Agree, the resort city “stakes out” the glory of the Health Resort back in Soviet times. Accommodation for bloggers is at the TES hotel, which offers its own treatment and wellness program.
As the participants said, on the first day of the Crimean voyage, they visited the Tavrida cave, viewpoints and observation platforms, a miniature park in Bakhchisarai, of course, with a zoo. Where else on vacation can you hand feed the non-Crimean “residents” for whom all the conditions have been created here — hippopotamus, seals, penguins.
A blogger from Moscow, Yana Burlakova, noted that even in the capital there is no such well-groomed zoo where, first of all, they sincerely care about animals. The bloggers also enjoyed truly Crimean cuisine, not forgetting about enotherapy (tasty and healthy, but in moderation).
The first day flew by unnoticed. There are new locations, impressions, meetings and discoveries ahead. Blog tour #YourCrimea continues. More details — @krim_na_ladoni – in the blog of Crimean Alexandra Hadzh (Moldavchuk).
Photo: Yulia Mazur and blogs-tour.ru.
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