The interstate tourist route "The Great Tea Way" will pass through Transbaikalia

The Deputy Minister of Economic Development of the Trans -Baikal Territory Julia Ivanova took part in the seventh meeting of the leaders of tourist organizations in Russia, China and Mongolia.She visited the city of Ujan as part of the delegation of the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation.Russia, China and Mongolia have concluded an agreement on the development of the Tourist Route "The Great Tea Path", its geography repeats the trade path from China through Mongolia, Siberia, the Urals and the Volga region to Moscow and St. Petersburg, created back in the 18th century for the export of tea.18 Russian regions are ready to join the new tourist project.Including Transbaikalia.The document on the development of the new route was signed by Deputy Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation Dmitry Vakhrukov, Deputy Minister of Culture and Tourism of the People's Republic of China, Deputy Minister of Environment and Tourism of Mongolia M. Ghanbaar at a tripartite meeting of the leaders of tourist administrations, which took place in the city of Ugan (China).“It is very important to take part in such events to regions that are included in the international route.And this is especially important for border regions, such as our Transbaikalia.Firstly, you can establish personal contacts for interaction, as well as speed up the solution of issues that have certain difficulties in starting.For example, now these are visa-free trips, ”said Yulia Ivanova, Deputy Minister of Economics of Transbaikalia, who oversees the sphere of tourism, Julia Ivanova.Until the end of 2023, a roadmap with a set of specific events and projects to create and promote the Great Tea Path route will be developed.He will direct his proposals and Transbaikalia.Source: https://75.ru/news/336890 [https://75.ru/news/336890]