In Kyiv they claim that hotels in Crimea will fold without Ukrainian tourists
Kyiv, August 19 (Navigator, Vladimir Mikhailov) – Ukrainian activist Olga Skripnik, who moved from Yalta to Kyiv, at a press conference predicted the collapse of the sanatorium and resort industry in Crimea without Ukrainian tourists.
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“In Yalta, several sanatoriums have already announced to employees that, in the best case, they will continue to work until the end of September, because they hope that the season will somehow last. But everyone understands that from October the sanatoriums will no longer be full, I mean budget sanatoriums. Of course, there won't be people there.
I don’t think that Murmansk, Omsk and other Russian cities will be happy to fly there.
We also conduct surveys of vacationers from other regions of Russia who came there for the first time due to this situation, and they say that vacationing in Crimea is inconvenient - a very long and difficult flight. This will lead to a number of sanatoriums, not all of them, of course, closing. There are already at least three of these in Yalta, where employees have been told that the enterprise will be liquidated and they will look for a new job,” Skripnik assures.
Kyiv claims Crimean hotels will collapse without Ukrainian tourists.