Russia plans to allow visa-free travel for nationals of up to 11 nations, as well as reduce entrance rules for citizens of six others, including India, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov announced.

In 2022, the number of international tourists coming to Russia dropped drastically because of the effect of Western sanctions inflicted on the country after its Ukraine military operation and stringent restriction of COVID-19 in China, professionals related to the industry …

The war in Ukraine has led to a boom in tourism to eastern European sea ports as cruise ships find alternative destinations rather than visiting Russian ports.

Britain has undertaken a difficult time in 2022 with the grip of the coronavirus emerging in the past two years, only to be confronted by a dire cost of living crisis. Inflation and rocketing energy bills are getting intensified by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Around 2,500 endangered seals have been found dead on Russia’s Caspian coast, state-run news agency reported, citing authorities in the North Caucasus region.  Russia’s Caspian coast is a popular tourist attraction dotted with Makhachkala Grand Mosque, Architectural Complex Citadel Naryn-Kala …

The tourists from Russia have improved October tourist arrivals of Sri Lanka rapidly, helping the country to get back by 41 percent to 42, 026 from the lowest September numbers to 29, 802 and exceeding the 550, 000 mark in …

The Russians with valid Schengen visas for tourism, sport, and culture will no longer be allowed entry into the territory of Czechia. The Czech authorities approved the entry ban two weeks ago. A poll taken by Expats.cz at that time …

Russian tourism and economy on the whole has been affected massively ever since the country’s attack on Ukraine. However, Russia is looking for opportunities with outbound travelers from India. Russia took part in the worst conflict in Europe since World …

3 people were rescued and 9 people died in one of the toughest trek routes in the Russian active volcano peak Klyuchevskaya Sopka.

The European Union will lose around €21 billion ($20.97 billion) if it bars Russian tourists from entering the bloc, State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin wrote on his official Telegram channel on Thursday, commenting on what he called “the frenzy of …