Media accreditation for the international RUSSIA EXPO is open
To
work at the International RUSSIA EXPO facilities, representatives of the media
and press offices, as well as bloggers, must be accredited by applying at the
official website of the event via the
"For Media" section.
Accreditation is carried out in two stages: registration of an application in accordance with the established form, completion of individual forms in the accreditation system. For a detailed description of the procedure, please, refer to the "Instructions for Accreditation of Media Representatives".
Please, note that an individual form should be sent for consideration in advance, at least 10 days ahead of the planned visit to the Exposition, quotas for accreditation are limited.
Representatives
of the media and press offices, as well as bloggers, who have already been
accredited for RUSSIA EXPO, have to enter their personal accounts in the
accreditation system and list the employees who are to continue their work at
the Exposition. New badges will be handed out when respective information
emails have been received.
In addition, during the days of the Exposition, 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’ accommodation is at their own expense. If an official media hotel is chosen, a special rate for accredited media representatives is provided. Accommodation can be booked before personal accreditation is approved.
International RUSSIA EXPO opened November 4, 2023. The President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin has instructed to prolong the Exposition till July 8.
For additional questions on media
accreditation: media_services@russia.ru
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