Accreditation of media representatives to the International RUSSIA EXPO continues
In order to
work at the venues of the International RUSSIA EXPO, representatives of media
and press offices, as well as bloggers, must be accredited at the official
website of the event in the "For Media" section.
Accreditation
is carried out in two stages: registration of an application in the establishedform and filling out individual forms in the accreditation system. A detailed
description of the procedure can be found in the "Instructions forAccreditation of Media Representatives".
Please note
that the individual forms should be sent for approval well in advance, at least
10 days before the planned visit to the Exposition, as the quotas for
accreditation are limited.
Representatives
of mass media, press offices and bloggers, who have already been accredited for
RUSSIA EXPO, should log into their personal accounts in the accreditation
system and select the employees who will continue to work at the Exposition.
New badges will be issued upon receipt of the relevant information letter.
In
addition, during the Exposition days the accredited media representatives will
be able to stay in the official media hotels - Cosmos Moscow VDNH Hotel 3*,
Novotel Moscow Center 4* or choose other places of accommodation. It should be
noted that media representatives will pay for their accommodation themselves.
When choosing an official media hotel, a special rate for accredited media
representatives will be offered. Reservations can be made without confirmation
of personal accreditation.
The
International RUSSIA EXPO was launched on November 04, 2023. Russian President
Vladimir Putin has ordered to extend the Exposition until July 08.
Additional
questions on media accreditation: media_services@russia.ru
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