PSB and the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) agreed to joint investments of more than 20 billion rubles in the construction of high-end hotel complexes and related infrastructure in Vladivostok, Kaliningrad and Kemerovo. The complexes will become part of a large-scale project to create cultural and educational clusters.
The total number of hotel complexes will be around 650 rooms. It is planned to open 5-star hotels in Vladivostok and Kaliningrad, and 4-star hotels in Kemerovo. The resorts are planned to be managed by a Russian hotel operator.
Cultural and educational groups, within which the construction of hotels is planned, include museum, exhibition, theater and educational complexes. Branches and representative offices of the largest Russian cultural centers will open, including the State Hermitage, the Tretyakov Gallery, the Russian Museum, the Bolshoi Theatre, the Mariinsky Theater and the Moscow State Conservatory. Tchaikovsky, Moscow State Academy of Choreography (MGAC), etc. The groups will host various cultural and sporting events throughout the year, which requires the creation of modern infrastructure to accommodate participants and guests.
“PSB continues to actively participate in the implementation of large tourism projects throughout Russia: acts as an investor in the construction of infrastructure facilities, finances clients for the development of the hotel sector, attracts partners and investors for socially significant initiatives. The implementation of all The regional projects supported by PSB will create about 7.5 thousand new jobs and increase the flow of tourists annually by 2.6 million people. The joint work of PSB and RDIF in the development of hotel infrastructure within the framework of new cultural and educational groups will speed up the implementation and increase the efficiency of projects, have a positive impact on socio-economic development and improve the business climate in Vladivostok, Kaliningrad and Kemerovo,” said Pyotr Fradkov, President of the PSB.
“Domestic tourism in Russia shows constant positive dynamics, while Vladivostok, Kaliningrad and Kemerovo are traditionally among the most popular destinations and annually welcome millions of Russians. New hotel complexes will become additional points of growth not only for the national but also international tourism, stimulating active exchange with countries in the Asia-Pacific region thanks to access to the best examples of Russian and world culture in museum, exhibition and theater spaces. PSB and RDIF investments also They will create new jobs and introduce best practices in the field of construction and management of the hotel business, which may be in demand in the future and in other regions,” said Kirill Dmitriev, general director of the Russian Direct Investment Fund.
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