National project "Tourism and Hospitality": the first automobile gastro route "Tula: I'll pass" will appear in the Tula region

From March 11 to 13, Moscow hosts the 32nd International Exhibition of Tourism and the Hospitality Industry (MITT), attended by a delegation from the Tula region.

Among the residents of the tourist event are 34 countries, as well as the largest companies in the field – travel services, carriers, guides and tour operators.

Representatives of the region's tourism industry attend business and educational program events dedicated to promotion and tools for attracting tourists, trends and key areas of industry development.

Today, the presentation of the first automobile gastronomic route in the Tula region "Tula" took place at the MITT site.: I will pass",developed as part of the implementationThe All-Russian ASI program "I'll drive through Russia".

Currently, gastronomic and automobile tourism attract a significant part of the tourist flow in the region, along with cultural and educational travel destinations.

Within the framework of the tourism development strategy of the Tula region, outlined during the Address by Governor Dmitry Milyaev, it is necessary to determine the mechanisms for expanding these areas, as well as the possibility of using tools for this purpose.&The national project "Tourism and Hospitality".

"Tula route: I'll pass"It is aimed at immersing in the unique gastronomy of the Tula region, combining historical traditions and modern trends.The trip will allow participants to enjoy authentic dishes and visit cultural attractions," said Elena Martynova, Minister of Tourism of the Tula Region.

Tourists will be able to taste the dinner of a Russian warrior on Russia's first battlefield, in the Kulikovo Field Museum–Reserve, and in Yasnaya Polyana they will be able to taste the manor cuisine according to the recipes of the writer's wife, Sofya Andreevna Tolstoy. In Tula, they will have to make gingerbread with their own hands, take a walk around the Kremlin and the Kazan embankment. In the country complexes, guests can enjoy the cuisine of the Pershinsky hunt and dishes from farm products cooked in the oven.

They will also visit the Bogoroditsky Palace Museum, the museum-estate of A.T. Bolotov "Dvoryaninovo" and the small towns of Venev and Epifani.

The route is designed for three days and two overnight stays. Its total length will be 720 km.

On the final day of the exhibition, Elena Martynova will talk about the potential of modular technologies to ensure increased accessibility and quality of recreation in the Tula region. At the session on master planning and regional identity, experts will discuss the prospects for the transformation of the Kazan Embankment and the development of the historical center of Tula.