ArmInfo. Crimea and Kuban intend to launch a tourist route, "The Great Silk Road", which unites the cities of both regions and Armenia. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Economic Development of the Republic of Crimea, referring to a statement by Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic Irina Kiviko.
<The historical tourist route, "The Great Silk Road", will help unite tourists who are interested in history and religion. It may pass through Armenia, the Krasnodar Territory and the Crimea, which will contribute to both the influx of investments and the influx of tourists>, she noted.
In turn, the Deputy Governor of the Krasnodar Territory, Alexander Ruppel, took the initiative to develop interregional tourist routes, including using artificial intelligence.
It is reported that the parties reached an agreement to establish a joint working group to develop proposals for further cooperation.
In April this year, Irina Kiviko reported that travel companies of the Republic of Crimea and the Republic of Armenia are discussing the possibility of opening a tourist route along the Great Silk Road, which in the Middle Ages passed through the Crimean peninsula and Armenia. "This is an interesting proposal and an interesting route, both from a historical and religious point of view, because it will pass through the ancient Armenian monasteries of Crimea," Kiviko said. According to the Deputy Prime Minister, the tourist route from Armenia to Crimea will be laid through Anapa, thanks to which tourists will be able to get acquainted with the places that were part of the Great Silk Road.
