The Moscow City Tourism Committee held a New Year trip for Chinese media in Moscow and held a symposium with visiting Chinese media representatives to discuss the bright prospects of further deepening exchanges and cooperation between China and Russia in the fields of tourism, culture and media.
Yevgeny Kozlov, chairman of the Moscow City Tourism Committee, said that Moscow has been committed to providing convenience for Chinese tourists, since August 2023, Russia and China not only restored the group visa-free mechanism, but also added Chinese signs in some important public places, including transportation facilities.
"In Moscow, you don't have to worry about security at all." For some tourists worried about the safety of overseas travel, Kozlov said that thanks to the extensive use of information technology, Moscow has become one of the safest cities. He stressed: "We plan to invite more Chinese media representatives and self-media bloggers to travel to Moscow and experience the real situation in Moscow." We hope to increase exchanges and communication with China to enhance mutual understanding."
Blatt Nurmkhanov, director of the International cooperation Department of the Moscow City Tourism Commission, said that Moscow travel agencies have prepared a rich variety of tourism product packages for Chinese tourists, and can also provide customized services. Chinese tourists can find information about Moscow's food, beauty and more through the Chinese version of the travel portal "Explore Moscow".
"Moscow has a variety of programs for visitors all year round, but winter is especially special," Nurmhano said. In particular, he pointed out that Moscow attaches great importance to the Chinese traditional festival - Spring Festival. During this year's Spring Festival, major attractions and shopping malls in Moscow will be decorated with mascots related to the dragon.
On New Year's Eve, in order to let tourists from all over the world better feel the New Year atmosphere in Moscow and experience the traditional Russian culture, Moscow Red Square, the Kremlin, the Bolshoi Theater, Arbati Pedestrian Street, Bowman Garden and other scenic spots were carefully decorated and decorated to create a thick New Year atmosphere. In addition to the traditional "Gum" New Year market on Red Square, Moscow has also set up dozens of tourism service stations in the center of the city to celebrate the New Year, citizens and tourists can not only buy New Year gifts and tourist souvenirs in the station, taste Russian tea, but also experience a variety of recreational projects and cultural performances.
