An overview of Russia with the help of 5 As concept of tourism

2. RUSSIAN FESTIVAL
13 APR 2017
PRESENTATION
BY
SHANTANU RAJAN
BA (HONS) ARTS 2ND
SEMESTER
RUSSIAN LANGUAGE

4. Cultural tourism is the subset
of tourism concerned with a
country or region’s culture,
specifically the lifestyle of
people in those geographical
areas, the history of those
people, their art,
architecture, religion(s) and
other elements that helped
shaped their life.

5. IN
RICHARDS (1996)
suggests two
definitions of
cultural tourism
TECHNICAL- all movements of persons to specific
cultural attractions such as museums, heritage
sites, artistic performances and festivals outside
their normal place of residence.
CONCEPTUAL- the movement of person to
cultural manifestations away from their
normal place of residence, with the intention
to gather new information and experiences to
satisfy their cultural needs.

6. 2368
MUSEUMS
590
THEATRES
67
CINEMAS
24 ZOOS
41
MUSEUM-
ESTATES
477 HISTOICAL CITIES
99000
MONUMENTS OF
HISTORY AND
CULTURE
140 NATIONAL
PARKS AND
RESERVES
103 MUSEUM
RESERVES
15 OBJECT OF
CULTURAL
HERITAGE
WHICH ARE ON THE LIST
OF WORLD HERITAGE OF
UNESCO

7. ATTRACTION
ACCOMODATION
ACCESSIBILITY
AMENITIES
ACTIVITIES

8. It is a church in the
Red Square in
Moscow.
The building, now a
museum, is officially
known as the
Cathedral of the
Intercession of the
Most Holy Teotokos
on the Moat or
Pokrovsky Cathedral.

9. It is a museum of
art and culture in
Saint Petersburg.
It is one of the
oldest and largest
museum in the
world.
It was founded in
1754 by Catherine
the Great.

10. It is the longest
railway in the
world.
It was built
between 1891 and
1916 to connect
Moscow with
Vladivostok.
Most travellers use
it as an overnight
accomodation.

11. It is usually
referred to as the
Kremlin, is a
fortified complex
at the heart of
the Moscow.
The complex
serves as the
official residence
of the President
of the Russian
Federation.

12. Get a VISA.
There are numerous flights
for Russia.
Language as a barrier: must
have to hier english guide or
in any other languages.
It have a good transportation
system: Local trains, buses,
trams, metro, taxi, etc.
Boat is also available as most
of the cities located on rivers,
coast, lake or reservoirs.

13. There are so many classic
luxurious hotels which are
known for their facilities and
amazing ciusines, like- The Ritz
Carlton Moscow, Ararat Park
Hyatt Moscow etc.
 The facilities provided by these
hotels are so much attractive to
the tourist that they do no
desire to go out.
There is a feeling of private
home.

14. These are the items we
take for granted and
include services and
facilities necessary for
visitors to have a safe and
healthy stay.
Facilities include services
such as banking,
ambulance, doctor, police,
post office, electricity and
telephone.

15. If you are in the St.
Petersburg at the height of
summer, don’t expect too
much kip. By dint of its
northerly location, the city
experiences some three
weeks of 24 hours daylight
form mid june, a time at
which the streets and
riverbanks never sleep.

16. In the Western Caucusus, Krasnaya
Polyana (also known as Red Valley)
has 25 km (16 miles) of runs,
making it a magnet for the
country’s skiers and
snowboarders. Elsewhere in the
country, the Kamchatka Peninsula
has the potential for a dramatic
hell-skiing trip, and Sochi the
home of the 2014 Winter
Olympics, offers vast slopes with a
huge variety of skiing available for
all abilities.

17. Ever wanted to experience complete
weightlessness? Join a zero gravity
flight at Star City, part of the Yuri
Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Centre,
35 km (22miles) from Moscow. Guests
can in a modified plane, which rises to
6000 m (19685 ft) before a further
steep ascent allows passengers to
float weightlessly around the plane.
It’s not cheap, but then, this isn’t your
average tourist activity.