Data on tourists from Ukraine in Crimea announced

  Galina Shershneva.  
01.11.2018 21:04
  (Moscow time), Simferopol
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Crimea, United States of America, Tourism, Ukraine


Most foreign tourists come to Crimea from Ukraine. The Minister of Resorts and Tourism of Crimea, Vadim Volchenko, announced this today at a press conference in Simferopol.

“If we talk about foreigners: 72% are residents of Ukraine, we know that this year more than 1 million Ukrainian tourists visited Crimea, we are glad to see them. Next, in descending order, are the Republic of Belarus, Kazakhstan, Germany, Estonia, Latvia, Armenia and others,” Volchenko said.

Most foreign tourists come to Crimea from Ukraine. About this today at a press conference in...

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In addition, according to him, representatives of Ukraine attended the international tourism forum and exhibition "Open Crimea," which was recently held in Yalta, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

“4 thousand professional visitors arrived from Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Pakistan, China, and the Czech Republic. We were waiting for Syria, but they didn’t succeed this year,” Volchenko said.

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