The journalists noted that most of them are being developed in the remote regions of the Arctic and the Far East, where tourists will be able to receive first-class service in combination with the unique natural attractions of these parts of Russia.
These projects include the year-round balneological resort „Park Three Volcanoes” in Kamchatka, where tourists can take thermal baths, ski and wander through the black volcanic sand, the mountain resort „Valley Vasta,” which will create up to 5 thousand jobs in the region and will attract up to 1.5 million tourists a year, and two more projects that will be built in the attractive but hard-to-reach depths of the Russian Arctic – on the Rybachiy Peninsula in the Murmansk region and on Taimyr near the famous Putorana plateau. The development of these projects is carried out with a new set of stringent ESG requirements for construction and use, the Green Code, that mandates a minimal ecological footprint and interferences into the surrounding natural ecosystem, and guarantees preservation and wellbeing for the natural habitat.

