Analytical review of the tourist and recreational potential of the smallest arctic zones of the russian federation in terms of occupied territory
A. Sh. Subhonberdiev,
E. V. Titova,
V. V. Chuchupal
Abstract:The Murmansk region is characterised by endless wilderness areas, taiga, forests, countless rivers and lakes, and is also interesting for various types of tourism. More than 40 countries have stayed in the region's hotels in 2018, with most foreign visitors coming from Europe. Three districts of Karelia – Belomorsky, Kemsky and Louhsky – were successfully included in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation in 2017. The Belomorsky District has an exceptionally high tourism potential, which is currently under-… Show more
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