2024: Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin instructed to create a single GIS for tourism. What will be in it
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin instructed to create a unified state information system (GIS) for tourism. The Prime Minister announced this at the strategic session of the Cabinet of Ministers on national projects at the end of June 2024.
According to Mishustin, the new platform will combine all the information necessary for travel planning, including logistics, accommodation, attractions and guide services. The head of the Cabinet said that the creation of a single digital platform for tourism is a key step in the development of the tourism industry in Russia. He stressed that such platform solutions should be implemented in other sectors of the economy. Mishustin noted that the development of infrastructure and improving conditions for tourists will stimulate domestic tourism and attract more foreign guests. The government plans to create new tourist routes and promote Russian tourism abroad.
It is assumed that the platform will also contribute to improving the service and convenience for tourists. It will provide access to up-to-date information about tourist sites, including description, photos, reviews and rating. Mishustin stressed that traveling in Russia should become more interesting and comfortable for both Russian and foreign tourists. He added that it is important to create conditions for acquaintance with the history and culture of Russia, as well as with its unique natural wealth.
At the end of May 2024, Russian President Vladimir Putin called on the government to create a single digital platform for tourism. The corresponding item is contained in the list of instructions following a meeting held on the creation of federal year-round resorts.
{{quote 'Taking into account the previously given instructions to ensure the creation and functioning of a single digital platform in the field of tourism, - said the head of state[1] }}
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