The International RUSSIA EXPO and RUSSPASS announced partnership
On September 27, at the "Moscow Tourism" conference venue, the ANO «Directorate of the Exhibition of Achievements "Russia"» and the RUSSPASS digital travel service announced their cooperation. The agreement was signed by Natalia Virtuozova, director general of the ANO «Directorate of the Exhibition of Achievements "Russia"» and acting chairman of the Moscow Tourism Committee Evgeny Kozlov.
"International RUSSIA EXPO will start its work on November 4, 2023 and will last until April 12, 2024. Within six months, all residents of Russia will have the opportunity to visit the exposition and get to know their native country better. In order to make it easy and safe for them to register for the events, we decided to turn to the RUSSPASS travel planning service. We are sure that our cooperation will be fruitful", — Natalia Virtuozova said.
As part of the agreement, registration for the events of the RUSSIA EXPO will be carried out via RUSSPASS. Visitors will see 129 bright expositions, which will be presented by all regions of Russia, leading federal departments, corporations and public organizations. The guests of the exposition will also be able to take part in extensive educational, cultural and business programs.
"Over the past few years RUSSPASS has become a platform where all significant events in Moscow are gathered on a single site. Now users of the service will be aware of the events and large-scale RUSSIA EXPO, which will unite all regions of our country. Travelers can also explore Russia — RUSSPASS presents the tourist offer of different regions of the country, including landmarks, hotels, restaurants and other points of attraction", — said Evgeny Kozlov.
RUSSPASS presents more than 30 thousand different offers, among them more than 10 thousand for those traveling to Moscow. These include 580 hotels, two thousand restaurants, almost 700 excursions around the capital, including free tours, as well as more than six thousand events: expositions, performances and other activities.
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